Sentence examples for having to pinch from inspiring English sources

I am having to pinch myself.

"I kept having to pinch myself that I wasn't reading about the 1870s," solocontrotutti continues.

"I'm having to pinch myself," said one official, allowing themselves the luxury of wandering off script for just a moment.

"It fills you with pride," says Brailsford. "I keep having to pinch myself that I've just driven up the M1 to come to the start of the Tour de France.

Never mind that we didn't experience any hard times — aside from maybe having to pinch a bit in grad school or maxing out our credit cards when we were travelling in Japan back in the eighties — my widow was ready for anything.

For the first time in living memory, investment bankers are having to pinch pennies: taxi firms in Bedford, a wealthy New York suburb, say business at local railway stations has evaporated because Wall Street commuters are walking, cycling or being picked up by their spouses instead.Hence the relief at recent signs of stabilisation.

On Tuesday night, the Marlins ran out of bench options in the 11th, having to pinch-hit with a pitcher, Brad Penny, essentially giving up an out when they needed a rally.

I had to pinch myself.

"I have to pinch myself.

And you have to pinch yourself.

You have to pinch me.