Sentence examples for create to get from inspiring English sources

Most of the drills are to create, to get more speed, to make breaks offensively.

"The bonuses are large, yes, but the value of the company that they would need to create to get them would also be huge".

"I think there is a difference between somebody creating whatever noise they feel they've got to create to get people's attention and the facts," Ayre said of the mass walkout proposal.

"In the typically quiet summer period, we're trying to develop a program," said Sarah Anderson, vice president for marketing at Egreetings Network Inc. in San Francisco, which operates an online card site at www.egreetings.com, "some sort of holiday we create to get people to come to our site".

Click on "create" to get a requisition form; fill out your order by navigating through a customized electronic catalog; and hit send.

"They build up and create to get to their new idea.

The Academy was created to get the film business out of a few tricky spots.

Winchell is rarely fooled: "I've seen a lot of pieces that have been created to get my attention (readers call it "Regretsy bait").

Frank and Lonn Trost, the Yankees' chief operating officer, said the one-year term was not created to get I.M.G. into the fold while planning a network.

The klezmer tunes, featuring Clouts on accordion, were pleasant enough but again sounded as if they had principally been created to get people dancing.

"The recall provision was created to get rid of governors guilty of malfeasance -- not so malfeasers could put themselves into office," sniffs Chris Lehane, a Gray Davis recall adviser.