Sentence examples for supply himself from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors contend that he used the Second Mile to supply himself with victims.

He graduated in 1970, becoming a houseman at Pontefract general infirmary in West Yorkshire, before joining his first practice in the Pennines, where he began forging prescriptions to supply himself with the painkiller pethidine.

His hickory fires burned 24 hours a day and consumed so much wood that Maurice bought an entire plantation near Columbia merely to supply himself with the 60 cords he needed each week.

"This is such a distinct aid, and such a strictly modern compilation, that every physician, not already provided with a pocket dictionary of late date, should at once supply himself," gushed The Clinical Review: A Journal of Practical Medicine and Surgery circa 1900.

There will be a capital demand for cotton and other goods, if once it is understood that the end is attained, that the bottom is reached, that the trader nearest the consumer the small shopkeeper had better supply himself at once.

By 1775, the almanac published a manual on how to make gunpowder so that every man could supply himself "with a sufficiency of that commodity".

Those he supplied himself.

He married early, right after Harvard, supplying himself with another roommate rather than launching into life alone.

But as it escalates, his hands rise to his cheeks as if he were supplying himself with panicky blinkers.

Tuneful and (as required by the script) a bit bland, Michael Xavier supplies himself at one point in swimming trunks.

Like Bradman, Clarke's greatest asset is the volume of runs he supplies himself, though it is impossible to quantify his resolve to regain the urn after losing 3-0 during the Australian winter.