Sentence examples for bit for yourself from inspiring English sources

When you fall short of being able to hand them a medal, it hurts a little bit for yourself but you feel like you've let people down".

" "… yes, it's somehow also a realisation of the fact that you really have to start living a bit for yourself again, and on the other hand of course you are left with an enormous fear, and it still hasn't been dealt with.

This time-honored ritual accomplishes two objectives: It allows you to reserve the best bits for yourself, while demonstrating to everyone present that you have the biggest and sharpest tool.

You start feeling a bit sorry for yourself, doubting what you are doing in there.

Cabinteely FC, ask you to make the game a little bit harder for yourself and drop way down the football food chain to take charge of their side.

But I think that comes from feeling a bit sorry for yourself".

You sell a little bit of yourself for money.

There was a bit of pace today and you can make a bit more room for yourself when you have a bit more pace in the race".

"You can't wait for someone else to do legacy, you've got to take a bit of responsibility for yourself," she says.

If that doesn't work, make sure you set aside at least a little bit of time for yourself during the day to relax.

At the end of the Games last year, veteran Paralympian Tanni Grey-Thompson urged everyone to keep the momentum up, saying: "You can't wait for someone else to do legacy, you've got to take a bit of responsibility for yourself".