Sentence examples for and get the full from inspiring English sources

If you want to progress and get the full kit, you also need a head guard, groin guard and mouth guard.

"We are going to let the excerpt that is out there stand, and hope that people take the time to read the book and get the full picture," he said.

Companies also conclude that if they are going to be subject to much of the regulation that comes with being public, they might as well just go ahead with an I.P.O. and get the full benefits of being public.

Facebook is likely to reach 500 in April 2012, he writes, and most companies conclude that "if they are going to be subject to much of the regulation that comes with being public, they might as well just go ahead with an I.P.O. and get the full benefits of being public".

But the best character here turns out to be Mr. Boland, who's learned to massage a feeling and get the full effect from it, making his love songs like "Every Moment I'm Gone" and "Obsessed" feel like more than easy trifles.

On the other hand, some interest projects from the last decade — the "Grizzly Man" soundtrack, the ludicrously historical "1000 Years of Popular Music" — are merely touched upon, with a single song, and anyone who likes them will have to run out and get the full albums anyway.

Fortunately for Wisdom, though not Everton, the injured Mirallas failed to reappear for a second half in which Rodgers switched to a three-man central defence to stifle Fellaini's aerial threat and get the full-backs to advance.

You might, however, expect that this trio of degrading digs are exactly the sort of big, sexy, cartoon-bright news items that would bust through the gauze of voting records and get the full-monty media treatment of, say, Jesse Jackson saying he wanted to cut off Obama's "nuts", a Paris/Britney ad or even a day's worth of the Rev Jeremiah Wright.

"It wasn't an effort to go find the deepest, darkest, chocolate sister out there and get the full-on real deal, straight from the motherland," he says.

If people try to get ahold of you on the phone and get the full-inbox treatment, they'll think you're so busy you're totally swamped with things to do.

America True picked the side (the right) that appeared least promising and got the full benefit of the first wind shift anyway.