themselves ***** , auch: theirselves dialect

"Now they are doing about 90 percent of the work themselves."

Things in Iraq are not going to get better by themselves.

But at some point they got to take care of themselves.

They are out in the field by themselves every day.

They show themselves in different ways, and she will see them.

The rest of the time they like being by themselves.

The states themselves seem to see things going their way.

When the time was up, however, they could not help themselves.

But they could never quite bring themselves to make the change.

If the kids had a plan they could cut themselves in.

So what do the children themselves think of their schools?

They are all trying to find a place for themselves.

But for too many people they become an end in themselves.

Those who cannot leave must look inside themselves for hope.

Which is actually more than some people can say for themselves.

But most have probably found themselves doing a little of both.

"People can see for themselves who the best in the world is."

They seem to be in the process of building themselves.

These men knew better than to call attention to themselves.

Though each of these is important, they are not enough by themselves.

"Building something around themselves is an experience people want to have."

They feel free to become themselves because I have done so.

"Too many people were trying to get the job done by themselves."

They began working outside the music industry and doing everything for themselves.

Left to themselves, they might well have done rather less.