Sentence examples for begins to get a from inspiring English sources

Even if Mr. Gates begins to get a real handle on other costs, budget experts warn that exploding personnel costs — wages, health care, housing, pensions — will increasingly crowd out financing for new weapons.

Still, it could be years before the first building is erected over the windswept yards and the transportation authority begins to get a steady rent stream from the developer.

The real "Marian" begins to get a little lost, though given how difficult it is for her to trust anyone other than herself, there's a sense of necessity to this.

If Timberlake's succession of singles seeking vengeance on the singer wasn't enough of a public humiliation, here media coverage of Britney's love life begins to get a little surreal, thanks to two marriages in 12 months: first to childhood friend Jason Allen Alexander (for 55 hours in January) then Kevin Federline in September.

Let's fast-forward to the 2-3 weeks pre-launch, however, where the business person begins to get a job.

Coupled with some of the other breakdowns of determinism in CM, one begins to get a sense that most, if not all, breakdowns of determinism rely on some combination of the following set of (physically) dubious mathematical notions: {infinite space; unbounded velocity; continuity; point-particles; singular fields}.

I began to get a little angry.

He began to get a little traction.

Freud began to get a following of his own".

I began to get a glimmer of a glimmer.

Once Greene departed she began to get a foot-hold.