Sentence examples for wars himself from inspiring English sources

"It's a very unusual thing in medicine to see a senior person like Palmer Beasley living and fighting those wars himself".

When Lewis began his career nearly 60 years ago, with books like "The Origins of Ismailism" and "Turkey Today," he could not have guessed that a lifetime later he would be in the wars himself, much attacked by Edward W. Said.

"He's running the war himself," an American defense official told me.

Moore did the carving in 1916, the year before he went off to war himself.

Declaration Of War himself ran a curious race, briefly struggling to hit top gear despite the longer distance.

On Jan . 10 , 1941a letter came from the Minister of War himself, announcing his visit on the 14th.

As a casualty of war himself, he knows what soldiers can experience.

He nodded approval when I did The World at War, which was approval worth having because he'd been injured in the war himself.

Earlier in the war, the lieutenant had been a prisoner of war himself and felt compassion for the wounded officer, but when he offered to help Adams to the rear the "vials of vituperation were turned on him as well".

They are driven by the mystery of finding the suspect – a military man – who murdered Tom's father, a somewhat damaged veteran of an earlier colonial war himself.

Having escaped the horror of the war himself, one might have expected Lieutenant Bush to at least take his duties in the National Guard seriously.