Sentence examples for a period of getting from inspiring English sources

"There was a period of getting celebrities to do science programmes, but now it's academics doing it.

"We are in a period of getting manufacturers to adjust and comply with the new regulations," he said in an e-mail message.

David Axelrod, Mr. Obama's chief strategist, said in an interview that Mrs. Obama, not being a politician, had gone through a period of "getting comfortable" with campaigning.

"I'm quite certain that the Lebanese people may need some help in what is going to be a period of getting ready for elections, and then we will see what is needed after elections," Ms. Rice said on "This Week".

"Piggy is heavier set, with glasses, and he gets picked on," explains Matthew, "and my brother and I went through a period of getting really picked on a lot in school".

They are: the Walt Disney Company, parent of ABC Viacomm, which owns CBS and UPN; the News Corporation, parent of Fox; the General Electric Company, owner of NBC; and AOL Time Warner and the Tribune Company, parents of WB. "We're in a period of getting closer to reality, on both sides," Mr. Wolzien said.

Sometimes, a player has a short period of getting lucky or getting deal very good hole cards, so do not be so quick to label a player as a maniac.

Sessa has brought what he's learned back to the UK, where he is hoping to start two Maps-funded MDMA studies in 2017; for now, he says, he's in a "fragile period of getting ethical approval".

"There's a long period of getting the structure of it made that isn't very fun, but then you start putting in the details of the face and you can start to see the personality come through.

To be precise, there's a 1-in-25 chance during a 12-month period of getting a cellphone bill that is $100 higher than expected, based on experiences of respondents in a recent Consumer Reports survey.

The Australian batsman had just returned to the field after a stint off for a period of time getting treatment on an injured shoulder.