Sentence examples for to have itself from inspiring English sources

'"the battle," it said, "was getting ready to have itself".

Wilson maintained this faith in the literary, though, because he meant his criticism to have, itself, the force of literature.

The cybersecurity firm Hacking Team appears to have itself been the victim of a hack, with documents that purport to show it sold software to repressive regimes being posted to the company's own Twitter feed.

And it is one of the pleasures of living here that one can still come upon a restaurant, housed in a building that has stood long enough to have, itself, become part of the landscape, with 100-year-old fireplaces and views that have not changed much since the place was built.

One PBM, which declines to have itself named, insists that it can survive without any relationship with Walgreen.

After all, Berkshire seems to have itself written complicated financial instruments that have been hammered for some time now.

These days, the church itself seems to have shrouded itself in Mr. Bailey's characteristic reticence.

So Unilever seems to have got itself back on course.

On Sunday, the enterprise appeared to have topped itself.

"Sports Center seems to have turned itself over to the Masters.

That familiar Mount Rushmore face seems to have ironed itself out.