Sentence examples for entirely got from inspiring English sources

Microsoft Vista introduces an event logging service which entirely got newly designed.

And I still haven't entirely got rid of it".

He was as competitive as Tyson, partly, no doubt, because he never entirely got over a similar sense of being an outsider.

Poor notices, including the New York Times declaring it a "thrill-free singing theme-park ride", meant that the Broadway production never entirely got going.

Dr. Markel makes the case here that Halsted never entirely got over his addictions, and remained an abuser — albeit a high-functioning one — of cocaine and morphine until the end of his life.

(Hefner, for all his advanced views, clings to the double standard and has never entirely got over his first wife's admission that while they were engaged she had an affair with a high-school coach).

But they don't entirely get away with it.

Even the response of the Royal Society suggests that the great institution doesn't entirely get it.

For high schools, that could mean eliminating courses entirely, getting rid of, say, a poetry or an ancient history course.

This method entirely gets rid of convergence problems during predictions, which is conducive to practical engineering applications and puts forward fresh ideas for further development of empirical models for VIV prediction.

We shouldn't entirely get rid of the nationalism, but I do think that the meaning of sport needs to change.