Sentence examples for find themselves getting from inspiring English sources

"The editors may find themselves getting blamed".

And so other songwriters may find themselves getting much lower royalty rates.

Underfunded and overworked, city mayors frequently find themselves getting it in the neck from all sides.

[But] I think they'd find themselves getting a great big raspberry from the British public," he said.

Anjelica Huston said even people who don't care about competition find themselves getting whipped into a kind of frenzy.

But which movie spies would make the cut, and which might find themselves getting the ejector-seat treatment?

Marciano, the bashful white man who served his country in the second world war, and Ali, the brash Afro-American draft dodger, found themselves getting on famously.

Egypt's economy cannot keep pace with the growth of its population, and the vital money it used to earn from tourism has been halved since holiday-makers found themselves getting shot.

I wonder how long it will be before someone says something murderous about, say, a political leader, and then finds themselves getting into uncomfortably hot water, whether they meant it or not.

They struck up a conversation that continued on the train, and when they found themselves getting off at the same stop, Mr. Macklowe walked Ms. Gallay to the beauty salon where she was to meet her mother.

Ever since, though, the company's founders have found themselves getting into trouble.