Sentence examples for Get the sort from inspiring English sources
The effect would be that graduates would get the sort of jobs they trained for.
"IF THE situation here remains unchanged," warns Avia Spivak, "we'll get the sort of violent protests they had in England".
Why shouldn't they, Mr Freeman asked, get the sort of recognition that athletes or his fellow actors do?
These sorts of issues don't get the sort of national attention that attaches to debates over financial regulations.
Bremer believes Bachmann's politics and career are about to get the sort of scrutiny they have long deserved.
We tend to get the sort of Christmas card Dickens – the smiling, jolly father-figure, entertaining the family.
Meanwhile, the backers of The Dictator get the sort of exposure which a Hollywood publicist could usually only dream of.
"So you get the sort of social capital of having solar panels and being green but it doesn't cost as much".
Any commoner with deep pockets can now get the sort of arrival and departure service at Heathrow Airport near London usually reserved for royalty and popes.
I really don't get the sort of feeling I got with just any subway rider! and I sensed maybe you felt something too when our hands touched.
As a result, relatively few English players get the sort of top-level experience and exposure required to put them into contention for a national call-up.
