Sentence examples for fact to get from inspiring English sources

Possibly more eager, in fact, to get away from that company now or forever.

We try in fact to get a clue on this subject," he exclaimed.

Or in fact, to get it straight, that you are Batman and he is Robin.

"Because the Americans are leaving the country and he is trying in fact to get rid of his political rivals.

He took enough, in fact, to get knocked out in the third round of a World Boxing Association middleweight title bout in Las Vegas.

In fact, to get their models to make sense, economists often assume that the equity premium changes over time hardly a reassuring concept for those who are betting their pensions.

He never allowed the facts to get in the way of a good story".

But British historians have not allowed facts to get in the way of the persistent falsification of history.

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The officers, for example, suggested he would receive leniency for complying and fed facts "to get Brendan to say how Ms Halbach died", said the attorney, Laura Nirider.

You have to know those basic facts to get a handle on the unfolding of events over the past couple of weeks.