The phrase "articulate getting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of clearly expressing or obtaining something, but the combination of words does not work well together.
Example: "I need to articulate getting my point across during the meeting."
Alternatives: "clearly expressing" or "effectively obtaining".
Harrington, usually enthusiastic and articulate, gets visibly uncomfortable when it's brought up.
The first character we're introduced to is Tony, a dissatisfied attorney; he and his social-climbing wife "have a tenuous grip on the city's glamour". Tony is stuck in traffic on the 101 when he sees the naked man run by, and, for reasons he has trouble articulating, gets out of his car and chases after him.
Very similar to the above, except instead of playing Articulate you get a gram in and play I'm Struggling to Articulate Exactly What I Mean But Hang On Let Me Try Again….
Think the class relief will give her an edge over Articulate who got a dream setup behind a pace that collapsed last out.
This time both articulating foramens got narrower accompanied with the propodeum dorsum bent longitudinally.
She concludes that in order to articulate what instrumentalism is getting right, you have to strip away the psychologism.
Then, 2005 and on I started getting more articulate on my ideas on post modernism/critical theory and reading stuff like Baudrillard, Foucault, Adorno, Zizek, etc.
On Monday, however, he reiterated that he'd vote for the former Massachusetts governor, commending Romney's "commitment to jobs and his ability to articulate a plan for getting us back in action".
For me, it's a business of getting people to articulate their ideas--not just verbalize them, but articulate them in their work and have a stake in them.
The upbeat songs don't mean that Mr. Smith, one of rock's most articulate mopers, has gotten all happy.
