"submit myself" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express an action of surrender, for example, "I will submit myself to your authority".
"I don't intend to submit myself to this blackmail," she told Le Monde.
I'm still learning to be selfless and submit myself to God and give up my game to Him".
"If there is a decision to legally throw me in jail I'll submit myself to this persecution".
Why do I submit myself to this horrible moment?' And I have to go back to my client, and you see them really upset and hurt".
Really, I'd prefer to spend the rest of my life making widgets in a Soviet-style gulag than submit myself to that sort of punishment.
If I was going to submit myself to the selfless study of yoga, I didn't want my dharma talks served up supermarket style.
I submitted myself to this treatment gently, and somewhat reluctantly, taking whatever each day had to throw at me.
"Submitting myself to the clichés of recovery was another way of submitting to its rituals gathering in basements, holding hands in circles," Jamison writes.
Mr. Obama has written that when he became a Christian, he "felt God's spirit beckoning" and "submitted myself to His will and dedicated myself to discovering His truth".
I feel quite strongly about this because when I had my bout of cancer three years ago, I submitted myself to being questioned for an Institute of Cancer Research study about my particular brand of cancer.
"I have no intention of submitting myself to such procedures," Professor Agamben wrote in an article in Le Monde, the French newspaper, on Jan . 10 according to a translation forwarded by an N.Y.U.
