Sentence examples for taking herself to from inspiring English sources

'Isn't it?' For Levy has a history of taking herself to task before others have a chance.

I remember my niece happily taking herself to the naughty step, then refusing to leave when her time was up; another friend told me that when she retrieved her son from the step she discovered that during his four minutes of "thinking" time, he'd created art — on the wall by the staircase with a rogue crayon.

She built her own business after taking herself to school -- the Advertising Specialty Institute's course.

In 2010 she took herself to London.

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

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

Her knife slips, almost severing her thumb, and she takes herself to hospital.

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.

She came to university with a diagnosed mental illness; she struggled during freshers' week and took herself to hospital.