Sentence examples for to pinch himself from inspiring English sources

Redshirt senior forward Da'Quan Cook said he needed to pinch himself.

Yet he still has to pinch himself to be persuaded that everything is real.

Even now, Paul Clement has to pinch himself at his elevation.

Sometimes Rogers may have to pinch himself to remember where home is.

As if he has to pinch himself that he is not still behind the counter at his father's diner.

Wenger must sometimes have to pinch himself before accepting that Real Madrid really were prepared to lose the Germany international.

For Vardy everything seems scarcely believable and it is little wonder that a man who was earning £30 a week playing for Stocksbridge Park Steels in 2010 says that he has to keep pinching himself.

It was a triumph, and as two million spectators turned out to watch the Tour de France come to Yorkshire, one native of God's Own County may have been pinching himself to make sure it was happening.

The architect of abstinence-only-until-marriage programs, Robert Rector of the Heritage Foundation, must be pinching himself to make sure he isn't dreaming.

For Maurice Sendak is at Glyndebourne, pinching himself between rehearsals to reassure himself that it is really happening, supervising the working of his designs for Prokofiev's fairy-tale opera, L'Amour des Trois Oranges.

"I've always had to pinch myself," he says, de-hunching himself finally.