Sentence examples for hand myself from inspiring English sources

Arthur and I were "vetters," Arthur the old hand, myself the trainee.

I went to the main desk, said to them that I was involved in the riots and I've come to hand myself in.

I fell back on this semantic sleight of hand myself once in those first few weeks after the return from Mammoth, and instantly regretted it.

Speaking to the BBC, McNeilly said: "I'm not hiding from arrest; I will be back in the UK in the next few days and I will hand myself in to the police.

Once I'd thrown it, I thought, "I've just assaulted Rupert Murdoch and I haven't got a motorbike outside or a speedboat to drive down the Thames in, so I'd best hand myself in".

Who knows, I could even do something like Paul Anka's 'Diana.' " After that, it is hard to say: as Mr. Veloso puts it, "I like to hand myself over to chance".

I have now experienced this first-hand myself, and I can attest to the fact that these are not two-way conversations that take place between representatives, between managers or between booking agents.

But then I handed myself in.

"I'd had it with handing myself over.

When I stopped touring, I pretty much just sort of handed myself over to Bert".

"The first night I was able to sleep was when I handed myself over".