I was always very careful to give him something to carry, for if I did not he was almost sure to help himself.
Do you think he won't do me a turn, when it's tohelp himself in the end, shipmate?
For Flask to have presumed to help himself, this must have seemed to him tantamount to larceny in the first degree.
Least of all, did Flask presume to help himself to butter.
When Arion was apprized that this was the king's disposition, and that he had no way to help himself, he gave the child a thousand talents, and was let out of prison.
I am sorry to say I think he has met with a serious accident and is unable to help himself.
But to help one to help himself is never weakening, but always encouraging and strengthening, because it leads him to a larger and stronger life.
In other words, the greatest service we can do for another is to help him to help himself.
There is no better way to help one to help himself than to bring him to a knowledge of himself.
If we help a man to help himself, by opening the chances around him, we put him in a position to add to the wealth of the community by putting new powers in operation to produce.
Now, the aid which helps a man to help himself is not in the least akin to the aid which is given in charity.
The only help which is generally expedient, even within the limits of the private and personal relations of two persons to each other, is that which consists in helping a man to help himself.
His first attempt to help himself was to take the knife out of his belt and cut down some of the grass within reach, and make a softer bed on which to rest it.
Too far gone to be able to help himself, Mr. Gray had him removed to a chamber, his wet garments taken off, and replaced by dry under-clothing.
Too drunk to help himself, he must have been drowned even in that insignificant stream, had there not been help at hand.
He had gone through it all before, and was tired of it; but for his life he did not know how to help himself.
He had felt that it was coming for the last quarter of an hour,--and he had felt, also, that he was quite unable to help himself.
He went up to the counter, and was about to help himself to the food supplied.
He gave me his love that night direct, warm from his heart, because he couldn't help himself.
It seemed as if he gave me his whole heart then and couldn't help himself.
And now the unhappy King's son stood there, and was blind and knew not how to help himself.
In his trouble and fear he went down into the courtyard and took thought how to help himself out of his trouble.
And out of this great unrest emerged Robert Owen, handsome, intelligent, honest, filled with a holy zeal to help himself by helping humanity.
To personal criticism he very seldom made reply, feeling that a man's life should justify itself, and that explanation, excuse or apology is unworthy in a man who is doing his best to help himself by helping humanity.
His desire was to benefit mankind, and to help himself by helping others.
If he was not attended to he proceeded to help himself.
When Moses observed the food he proceeded to help himself.
Another habit that Moses had was putting his fingers in the dish to help himself.
Like a flash he realized that, having struck the platform, Mr. Penton undoubtedly had been stunned and was unable to help himself.
By the time they had reached there Mr. Penton was able to help himself a little, but the boy had a hard tussle to get the superintendent on the platform.
The superintendent was beginning to struggle, but he was too much dazed to help himself.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "help himself" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
