More than his own exploits, though, Habana was pleased with the team.

The bubbly Blair said Ohno's accomplishments had drawn attention to her own exploits.

The serving-men all went home and told great stories of their own exploits.

He never wrote of himself or his own exploits.

Bludd expected some of them to brag about their own exploits and tell their tall tales.

But, my dear Dick, your memory fails you, or your modesty makes you forget your own exploits.

As for De Craye, Willoughby recollected his own exploits too proudly to put his trust in a man.

Who, unless promptly suppressed, will turn the conversation into a monologue relating to his own exploits and opinions.

The surname of Africanus, which he had inherited by adoption, had now been acquired by his own exploits.

The champion, finding himself so smartly handled, changed his battery, and began to expatiate on his own exploits.

During the daylight hours, when he couldn't venture outside, Mulch busied himself writing the screenplay of his own exploits.

In regard to women, as to his own exploits, seen in the light of memory, Smith possessed a creative imagination.

I switched Dawson off the subject of Madame Gilbert, and directed his mind towards the contemplation of his own exploits.

A wager was a common enough explanation for our own exploits, but it seemed an original reason for taking notes.

Footnote 13: The regicide, Colonel Hutchinson's, fame rests more on his wife's commemoration of him than on his own exploits.

We know that it always is, or should be, embarrassing to a hero to recite the history of his own exploits.