Sentence examples for taking himself to from inspiring English sources

He published an article soon afterward taking himself to task for his support of the dams.

When Bill Clinton was 8, he started taking himself to church.

Taking himself to Calexico's Arizona studio (Joey Burns produces) has lent his gentle anguish wider, more sonically interesting settings.

But he also has that knack posh people have of being shamelessly self-deprecating while totally in control of the situation, making you feel welcome by taking himself to pieces.

First loves, first wife and everything that leads up to the writing of his first novel — they are all captured here — but, as always, Grass is best at taking himself to task.

It was the first time, on film, I'd seen an actor practise the theatrical tradition of taking himself to the part, rather than the other way round – something that remains a lasting influence on my work to this day.

In her view, he needed to take himself to task.

So he took himself to the clinic, relatives said.

The second victim took himself to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the hip.

Take himself to the doctor or dentist, or for a haircut?

"He always takes himself to the full emotional place with no faking it.