Sentence examples for bring myself on from inspiring English sources

I'll soon commence a financially unfeasible run of shows, where I'll be bring myself on to the stage with the unfortunately accurate opening line, "good evening, lady and gentleman".

I brought myself on the next over and he ran down the wicket trying to hit me for six and got out stumped.

"I would have liked to have brought myself on a bit sooner, but I've been struggling with a wee injury so I wasn't fully fit," said the 33-year-old.

"I just can't bring myself to sit on it," he said.

There were some I just couldn't bring myself to get on with after so many bad decisions down the years.

Now, I want to ask her, "What do you think of the humanity of the Communist Party today?" but cannot bring myself to inflict on her the pain that the question would bring.

But while a line-up of my exes makes a strong case for delegating the task of finding a mate, I can't quite bring myself to log on.

Her plans hit a roadblock when she realized that "I could never bring myself to experiment on animals".

This was the left side of the bed I still couldn't bring myself to sleep on.

I couldn't even bring myself to try on the jeans in the store, so I tucked them in the bottom of my cart and bought them.

Our snack cupboard, in fact, was mostly bare, save some carob chips that even in my most desperate state I couldn't bring myself to snack on.