Sentence examples for Get the foothold from inspiring English sources

It's going to be very tough for services like CoRank to get the foothold they need to grow.

In those he gets the foothold he needs: new colors emerge in his voice; the phrases are suddenly tauter, his tone more focused.

JPMorgan, meanwhile, will get the West Coast foothold it had long coveted.

"If you open out too much, you can get swamped and it was difficult to get a foothold in the game and get the ascendancy.

The loss of the airfield allowed the Germans to get a foothold on the island and the Allied forces eventually were evacuated from Crete.

In the scrum, Saracens probably have the upper hand and if they get a foothold in the set piece the game is there to be controlled.

The latter would struggle to get a foothold in the market or capture the world's imagination.

He acknowledges that critics say he is using whatever measure of fame he gained from the lawsuit to get a foothold in the music business.

The one we concentrate on here is the time taken to get a foothold in the labor market.

"When Schone got the goal, we were just starting to get a foothold in the game," said Lennon.

"We felt that if we tied Exeter up at the start, got momentum and quietened the crowd down, we would get a foothold in the game.