Sentence examples for fully get over from inspiring English sources
"You never fully get over it," he replied.
Some residents say they may never fully get over the failure of the Katrina response.
The 23-year-old admitted it took him years to fully get over the serious broken leg he suffered at Stoke City in 2010, struggling to win back the support of fans as he strived to regain the form and promise that made him so coveted at Cardiff City.
I have a dream about the person who I may never fully get over.
The fact of the matter is, you'll never be able to fully "get over" your grief.
You should know that while you'll never be able to fully get over your loss, you will be able to develop a new relationship with the parent you lost, in time.
At times, I think I may have never fully gotten over the death of my parents . .
It doesn't really feel like people have fully gotten over the thing from the other day, so let's go ahead and keep the flag at half-mast.
Professor West, who in recent years had also written or edited more than a dozen books, many on scholarly subjects, left the meeting feeling as if he had been treated with disrespect, several friends and colleagues said today, and never fully got over the slight.
India haven't fully got over their first-Test blues on tour; they tend to lose the inaugural encounter and then find it impossible to get back into the series.
