Sentence examples for yourselves one from inspiring English sources

For all of you up in Sydney this week, you should basically consider yourselves one singular 16 year-old girl on her birthday.

"I hope you're ashamed of yourselves," one person wrote, "for your greediness in a season whose spirit is supposed to be giving".

Ventura's physical grace and economy of gesture make his violent outbursts truly memorable; at one point he slaps a large milk-jug across a whole room, where, in a characteristic Sautet touch, it smashes a wall-mirror framing his duplicitous former associates (I'll leave you to savour for yourselves one of the greatest face-slaps in movie history).

If you do decide to make yourselves one then send in the video or a picture of it.

All of you can go f*ck yourselves, and then go f*ck yourselves again, and f*ck yourselves one last time for good measure.

Ignore for a moment the never ending flow of disinformation coming from Vienna and Tehran, and ask yourselves one simple question: If the Iranians are going to abide by the agreement, why do they oppose the inspectors being able to do their job without hindrance?

Recent history has shown that neither campaign benefits from out front barbs against each other, and while I expect for the "under the radar" campaign to always be back and forth, I would suggest for your public statements to now focus yourselves on one named target: John McCain.

"Well it's like the British way isn't it, just to keep yourselves to yourselves," says one woman afterwards.

As well as tucking yourselves away on one of numerous spectacular and secluded bays, you can tour the island, discovering its extensive vineyards, palm, pine, olive, oleander, fig, carob and mulberry trees, and more than 300 herbs (ideal for self-catering), local seafood and wine.

"Do not mistake yourselves for one minute, the enemy sees all posted on this website," the post read.

If not, say 'You two talk among yourselves.' " One tip I heard: If you know you're inviting two alphas to a party, sit them in the middle, across from each other, so they draw the conversation toward the center of the table instead of diffusing it toward the poles.