Sentence examples for towns himself from inspiring English sources

But his refusal to subpoena records involving Countrywide Financial, a company blamed for lending practices that contributed to the subprime mortgage crisis, has made Mr. Towns himself the target of criticism.

When we tried to call a taxi, Berti insisted on driving us back to Hvar Town himself.

When he no longer has to work in town himself, he notices that he sees the U.P.S. man every day.

"You haven't gone to these neighborhoods," Franks said he wanted to tell Trump, who frequently says on the campaign trail that the scale of urban violence is clear when "you go to Ferguson", despite not having actually visited the town himself.

Sir Salman arrived in town himself to join an invading army of stars who left the Toronto streets spotted with black SUVs pulling up outside this or that movie house to unload the latest troops.

Eight years later, Town himself would design the Cannon Building in collaboration with Alexander Jackson Davis.

Henrys joined Dérigoin and entered the town himself two days later, encountering no resistance on the way.

Farnese considered the possibility of defending the town himself, but Verdugo dissuaded him to avoid "giving the Queen of England the fame that Prince of Parma was like a prisoner inside Zutphen".

I invoke these natural metaphors because Means's work is saturated by a particular set of American landscapes: an arc running from the shores of Lake Michigan east through Michigan, Ohio, upstate New York and down the Hudson Valley through the river towns (Means himself lives in Nyack), occasionally as far south as Manhattan.

Towns announced himself to the NBA world with 14 points on six-for-10 shooting and 12 rebounds, a very solid debut for the No. 1 overall pick in last June's draft.

In the 1950's the gent around town busied himself with genteel amusements.