Sentence examples for water myself from inspiring English sources

"Of course, I've sometimes drunk tap water myself.

I have found, at such times, that no one is offended if I get the water myself.

(As a fish out of water myself, I'm tired of people who think that they can deflect criticism by hiding behind a fish metaphor).

I'd happily spend all day watching Brixtonites jump in and out until I'm hot and foolish enough to brave the chilly water myself.

The president arrived by helicopter — within the range of North Korean artillery — to encourage rescue officials and console relatives of the missing sailors, telling them, "I wish I could plunge into the water myself".

"She was a young woman who had, in her own words, 'never opened a window or poured a glass of water myself,' and she decided to take her fate into her own hands," Susan Crater writes.

"I often worked in the water by myself.

I kept the rope under the water, kept myself out of the frame, and started backstroking.

"It would really be nice," he added, "to just do something as simple as open up a water bottle myself".

In his own recent marathon debut, "I felt terrible, then I poured lots of water over myself," he says, "and felt much better".

The sun burned my face and hands, and I wiped muddy water on myself in a vain attempt to cool down.