Sentence examples for in to himself from inspiring English sources

Michael presents Adam with the sweep of Christian history and with the promise of man's eventual redemption from the Fall, and it's this entire lesson that Adam is going to have to internalize, literally take in to himself.

Writing his books indeed seemed almost to become John's compensation for not selling books, until one had almost no relation to the other and he was free to turn his writing to the purest purpose of all: to explain the world he lived in to himself.

84 min: I'm pretty sure a Genk player took a throw-in to himself and retook it without anyone bothering to reprimand him out of pity.

Oct. 29: Obama buys a chunk of prime-time and broadcasts a love-in to himself, then he has a late-night rally with his former grudge buddy Bill Clinton.

The full-back took a quick throw-in to himself, chipped ahead for himself and then deigned to bring a team-mate into play, a second chip being successfully chased by Donguy, far less maladroit with the ball in front of him.

Later, Velshi called in to explain himself.

One brother urged Amri to turn himself in to police.

Mr. Oliver turned himself in to authorities on Saturday afternoon.

Mike C. Crockett, 25, turned himself in to police.

Amendo Smith, 26, turned himself in to police Tuesday morning.

He handed himself in to police five days later.