Sentence examples for take herself to from inspiring English sources

Hawker runs to find balance rather than to take herself to extremes.

For the scene she is about to shoot, she needs to take herself to a dark, sad place, and she is trying to edge up to it.

It's bracing to see a writer take herself to task over a novel that has enjoyed so much success, but Le Guin wasn't done.

When it all got too much, Stacey would take herself to the toilet and cry for a few minutes – and then go back to work.

Set in the Afghan town of Bamian, amid the rubble of the statues of Buddha blown up by the Taliban in 2001, the film follows the heartbreaking attempts of a six-year-old girl to take herself to school.

She spent her days at home, was in bed by 9pm (she couldn't get help later in the evenings) and was unable to make herself a drink or take herself to the loo.

In 2010 she took herself to London.

My 18-year-old takes herself to marches and camps.

Then, to deal with her grief, Louise Pitre took herself to see the musical "42nd Street".

She went out, took herself to the top of a high building and jumped off.

She meets friends on the bus, takes herself to her medical appointments, and goes shopping for groceries afterwards.