Idiom: yours truly
Meaning
Idiom: yours truly
- me, myself
This expression is most often used to identify who someone is or to identify the person who has done something.
Example sentences
A: "Wow, who cooked all this good food?" B: "Yours truly."
That brilliant idea came from yours truly.
A: Wow, there's a brand new sports car out front. B: Yep, it belongs to yours truly.
A: Who decorated the conference room for the party? B: Sarah and yours truly.
And, here's your dinner—prepared by yours truly since mom won't be home until later tonight.
A: Who's in that photo? B: My mom, my dad and yours truly, when I was three years old.
A: I love the décor! Did you hire an interior decorator? B: Nope, it was all done by yours truly.
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