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Meanings of own horn in English

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Usage of own horn in English
1
Of course, he couldn't resist tooting his own horn on this one.
The South African
2
Very successful, but I don't want to blow my own horn.
Bake sale murder
3
Not to blow our own horn, but we called this back in August.
Wired
4
You need to-theAmerican phrase is 'toot your own horn'-a little more .
Acts of faith
5
It's okay to toot your own horn, too, you know.
Here comes trouble
6
Well, I was taught not to toot my own horn.
True compass: a memoir
7
WELL, I wouldn't be one to toot my own horn.
The Irish Times
8
You must blow your own horn, my boy, if you want to get on.
Ralph Granger's Fortunes
9
Mahti raised his own horn over his head and waited.
Oracle's Queen
10
He leaned on his own horn, hoping to warn Glen, but it was too late.
Cry for the strangers
11
He never blows his own horn-never makes a speech.
The Inside of the Cup — Volume 05
12
And while I blush to sound my own horn, false modesty has no place here.
The Sandman Book of Dreams
13
Well, I'm not one to toot my own horn.
Cooking Up Murder
14
And without sort of blowing my own horn, it's just because I am a pretty girl.
News.com.au
15
All my life," she said, "I was trained not to blow my own horn.
Drawing Down the Moon
16
Sarah was never one to toot her own horn, but the situation seemed to call for it.
Once bitten, twice dead
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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