Sentence examples for to bill himself from inspiring English sources

He tried to bill himself as a better continuation candidate than Ms. Rousseff.

After Caesar's Magical Empire closed, Robbins decided to bill himself exclusively as a pickpocket.

There was the Jack Shaw, too, who liked to bill himself as the ultimate political power broker.

When he signed with Specialty Records, the label's owner, Art Rupe, persuaded him to bill himself as King Earl, but the typesetter reversed the names.

When he signed to Specialty Records, the label's owner, Art Rupe, convinced him to bill himself as King Earl, but the typesetter reversed the names.

This is how Mr. Wakeling, in consultation with the other former members of the Beat, has agreed to bill himself for now.

Clivillés said he asked Williams to instead bill himself as "Freedom Williams formerly of C&C Music Factory" and that for a while, Williams did so.

Voters may be reluctant to contribute to a campaign once it looks like the candidate is willing to foot the bill himself, and such a decision could play into unfavorable narratives about Mr. Romney and his wealth.

Stewart would need to show that his idea could work before soliciting funding from foundations, or from his hoped-for readers, which meant that he'd have to foot the bill himself for at least a year.

-- that he forgot to pay the bill himself.

Juba then traveled to Boston, billing himself as the "King of All the Dancers", and played for two weeks, with competitions versus Frank Diamond (no relation to John).