Sentence examples for terms herself from inspiring English sources
In her startups Jones has both used lawyers and written terms herself.
The 'x' next to the search term actually reveals the user's past search history, not the general Twittersphere's – meaning, yes, Mensch had searched those terms herself.
Instead it brings up a history of your own searches, so Mensch had been searching for those terms herself.
(Burkett doesn't actually use that term herself, but approvingly quotes someone who does).
The "actress who sings," as Streisand once termed herself, has collected ample awards in all fields of performance arts, in various media, for over four decades.
Although it seems that she disapproves of Marge's marriage to Homer and stating that he is never to address her as "Mom", it was more likely due to Jacqueline disliking the term herself and not out of actual disgust for Homer.
His daughter Anna Richards Brewster, who described her father in loving terms, established herself as a painter in London.
It is a journey of self-analysis and coming to terms with herself as a Jew and a woman.
As she comes to terms with herself and her powers, she plunges headlong into both wisdom and evil.
They smile back!" In the end, she comes to terms with herself, the friends she chooses to have and her own much maligned mouth.
"She started really watching the campaign in the fall of 2007, and I could sense then that she had started to think of it in more practical terms for herself".
