"damage yourself" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means to harm or injure yourself in some way. Example: "If you continue to smoke, you are only going to damage yourself."
(You can inspect the damage yourself at trans-formation.blogspot.com).
But I was in Formula Ford, there were few sponsors, and you pay for damage yourself.
"Once your brain recognizes that you're not going to damage yourself," Foster says, "it'll be happy to let you go".
"You damage yourself, because clients know you will bargain," said Mr. Farel, whose clients now include Ivanka Trump and Kate Moss.
They told me they were going to damage the boss's car, but I said, 'Don't do that, you will only damage yourself.
To determine what you need, start by asking yourself two questions: how likely is it that you'll sustain damage, and could you cover the cost of the damage yourself?
Have you ever damaged yourself in the pursuit of perfection?
The latest reports show you are damaging yourself from the first cigarette you smoke, and the damage accumulates over days, months, years.
I went to this Polish therapist in Manhattan who's wonderful, and she said, "Thank God you stopped when you did, cause you would have damaged yourself permanently".
"You know you are damaging yourself, and there's no gain in a financial sense, but the highs from the winning lead you to take bigger risks," said Mr. Patel, who has written 11 books on trading psychology and risk management.
The sad part is that you can't really go after him without damaging yourself.
