Sentence examples for Get in touch often from inspiring English sources

While their relationship does not seem equal (Elliott appears to be very much the junior in the friendship – usually the first to get in touch, often left waiting for replies, possibly at Walker's beck and call) it emerges that he and Walker were by and large on good terms right until his last post, the day before he killed himself.

Happy birthday!" to which he replied, "Who is this?" He was being facetious (I'm his only daughter), needling me because I don't get in touch often enough.

Sometimes, he says, they will get in touch, but often they're on the cadge.

And when travellers do get in touch, they often leave out worrisome details when recounting the more unpredictable aspects of their route.

Their daughters get in touch more often because most of the women have died.

Workers are so distracted by the various methods people use to get in touch that they often blame technology for reduced productivity and longer hours.

As businesses provide more and more channels for customers to get in touch, these channels often become very separate from each other in terms of how they are managed and how those who manage them collect and access the information generated by each interaction.

She says nurses often get in touch asking for the cure and a nearby chemist often refers people to her.

Kids who get in touch with me are very often around 15, 16, 17.

Meantime, she does as much work as she can people in the neighbourhood often get in touch with her specifically, calling on her to bless them with fertility and good luck.

Blumenthal was often trying to get in touch for two.