Sentence examples for pick himself to from inspiring English sources

Papelbon performed this service during the All-Star festivities last week, when he mused that he would pick himself to close the game.

It got to the stage where Martin Johnson seemed more likely to pick himself at fly-half than Cipriani while Stuart Lancaster was largely reluctant and overlooked him for the 2015 World Cup squad despite a fine cameo against France shortly beforehand.

By the time I reached him, he was trying to pick himself up, only to crumble again.

In spite of the loss, the example of how the distraught Riegels was persuaded to pick himself up, return to the field and play so hard during the second half is sometimes used by motivational speakers to illustrate overcoming setbacks.

He has had to pick himself up from then to where he is now.

A fighter who has not shown the ability to pick himself up off the canvas, to come back from being down, will never be considered great.

Yet it also takes courage to receive the ball in tight spaces, to run a game like Xavi Hernández, for Lionel Messi to pick himself up and run at the defenders who have just chopped him down.

He needs to pick himself up, dust himself down.

More than five years later, he's still trying to pick himself back up.

"He'll have to pick himself up from this and go on," she said.

It took a few minutes for May to pick himself off the ice.