Sentence examples for get a beginning idea from inspiring English sources
Take a look and get a beginning idea for your own list of untrustworthy telemarketers.
And he began to get a little idea of what the abused but necesary word "racism" would mean to a black person.
But by exploring your dislike of solitude, you begin to to get a good idea of its source.
An experimental investigation has been conducted in the beginning to get an idea about the variations of the above mentioned parameters.
"I think people are beginning to get an idea of what that very fancy phrase means, and it means samba drums with speakers built in and Brazilians singing in corridors and showing films in council chambers.
As he described it to me, "I began to get an idea of a mysterious quality in the universe... a kind of metaphysical world, an invisible realm of things half-seen".
Robinson wrote that "it was not easy to get away from all this false and hideous "art"." But his work with native British plants did allow him to get away to the countryside, where he "began to get an idea (which should be taught to every boy at school) that there was (for gardens even) much beauty in our native flowers and trees".
