Sentence examples for alliances get from inspiring English sources

No matter how well structured they are, most alliances get into trouble at one point or another.

Alliances get no respect on Wall Street, but unless the stock market comes back in a big way, the mergers and acquisition business will remain in a sleep mode.

This is where alliances get muddled.

A third direction has been what GM calls "alliances," getting technology from other companies.

The members of the alliance get a head start on competitors by getting to work with one another's source code for about a year before it's opened to the world.

The alliance got $25,000 from Save the Children to help advocate for a soda tax.

Mrs Plavsic's new Serb People's Alliance got the second-largest number of seats.

"The Northern Alliance got nowhere without air support," said a Democratic senator who asked not to be quoted by name.

The Committee failed to reach an agreement, so the broadcasters imposed their own solution; the Alliance got four to the other parties' five.

Mr Odinga, a Luo who claims kinship with Barack Obama, became prime minister, with people in his wider and looser alliance getting a raft of lesser ministries.

And while Mitt Romney played the Drudge Report to help him slay rivals in the primary, the same alliance got him nowhere in the general election.