Sentence examples for soak yourself from inspiring English sources
"soak yourself" is correct and usable in written English
This phrase can be used to mean to immerse oneself in something such as a hot bath or a relaxing activity. For example, you can say "Take a break from studying and soak yourself in a hot bath to relax."
Sip Turkish tea and soak yourself where Alexandre Dumas and Mongol invader Tamerlane once did.
It was bad enough to put profit before art, or sex before family, or flaunt your wealth and your woman, or ostentatiously soak yourself in liquor, or strut the world like a god while the masses cry out for justice.
Soak yourself, if you must.
A place where you could soak yourself, open your pores, scrub your body, swell up.
So keep fighting... soak yourself in the Word, pray without ceasing, and persevere".
The craftsmanship required was considerable, because the job was complicated: "in good musicals, each song is a whole scene; you need to soak yourself in character, motivation, mood, tempo, everything.
That was a day's work — time just spent soaking yourself in a subject".
Equally important: covering the skin and protecting it when possible with clothing, not going out and baking and soaking yourself in the sun.
If you've soaked yourself in the Nice world, its shops and catalogues and websites, the outside world looks different – acknowledged but seriously filtered, like in a Richard Curtis film.
"Life doesn't get much better than getting off the bike and soaking yourself under a waterfall on a blisteringly hot day".
Can you imagine turning on the shower but, instead of soaking yourself freely in the warm shower, imagine trying to dodge the multiple streams of water?
