Sentence examples for treating itself from inspiring English sources

I knew the pace I was on was not sustainable and figured my discipline was treating itself to a rumspringa.

"It is the leadership of the Episcopal Church that is treating itself as a separate and unique church.

The European Central Bank would also probably have to stop treating itself as a privileged creditor — something it did this year during the Greek bailout.

On the occasion of its twenty-fifth anniversary, Big Dance Theatre — the genre-defying performance company led by the married duo Annie-B Parson and Paul Lazar — is treating itself to an evening at the Kitchen.

With 9/11 giving way to 11/11, and much of the country still treating itself for post-traumatic stress syndrome, this kind of therapeutic charade has become the order of the day.

But Mr. Draghi left some crucial questions open, like whether the bank would stop treating itself as a preferred creditor on the bonds it holds or if it would instead be willing to absorb any losses alongside private holders of government bonds.

Apple, in contrast, always treats itself better.

Second, openness can describe how impartially a tech company treats other firms in comparison to how it treats itself.

It treated itself to a €16m ($23m) arena for the Fischtown Pinguins, a second-tier ice-hockey team, and has built up a towering debt.

The central bank will not treat itself as a preferred creditor, entitled to get paid before other bondholders if a country defaults.

He added that "there is no forbidden discrimination because Kentucky, as a public entity, does not have to treat itself as being 'substantially similar' to the other bond issuers in the market".