Sentence examples for get a dedicated from inspiring English sources

There was a time when such flattery might get a dedicated suitor well beyond first base.

"You get a dedicated listening crowd here, and that separates it from most of the other places where I've performed".

For three years, I tried unsuccessfully to work with the office of the former borough president, Howard Golden, to get a dedicated pedestrian crossing at a dangerous intersection.

If I start a company tomorrow and ring up to get a dedicated line in, it's going to take 100 days.

First-class United passengers even get a dedicated literary-ish magazine, in case they can't find other opportunities to read Joyce Carol Oates.

David Cameron and other senior ministers are to get a dedicated aircraft to take them on official visits around the world.

If you juice a lot of citrus and feel like getting a dedicated juicer, go for it.

A page of one's own To accompany The Economist's new China section, the Middle Kingdom is also getting a dedicated home online.

The rap world has all the terminology of a modern state, it was only a matter of time before it got a dedicated police unit.

Each member gets a dedicated advisor.

Each of the FBSs gets a dedicated data rate for each time slot.