But even if she grant me no rights over her, yet will I place myself in her hands.
For I never saw you, that I can remember, and if I have done you any wrong, I place myself at your mercy.
The loving father begged me to excuse him, with tears in his eyes, telling me to place myself in his position.
She was pointing to a room adjoining the chamber in which she slept, and so situated that, to see her in every part of her room, I should not even require to place myself at the window.
To refuse all compromise--to accept the gauntlet which you threw down at first, and which you would now gladly take back again--to place myself in a condition of open hostility to you!
Ten lost battles," he replied, "would not sink me lower than you would have me place myself by my own voluntary act; but one battle gained enables me to seize Berlin and Breslau and make peace on terms compatible with my glory.
I place myselfentirely in your hands," she replied; "but I fear such a course will be to rush into the very face of danger.
Then I place myself unreservedly in your hands," said he.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "place myself" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
