Sentence examples for get a live from inspiring English sources
But I bet that won't get a live feed.
You get a live person on the phone.
"That's the only reason why Phil Parkinson's side didn't get a live match this time round.
And he can get a live video feed of the performances, too.
Neither will they get a live audience easily if they haven't been on TV.
Trying to get a live customer service person on the phone was fruitless after 20 minutes.
Classic tale and cartoon Pinocchio is also set to get a live-action retelling, bizarrely from There Will Be Blood director Paul Thomas Anderson, if reports are to be believed.
I'd love it if some forward-thinking foundation would fund an equivalent for artists with children – instead of a month away at a beautiful remote location, you'd get a live-in housekeeper/nanny, to free you up to work.
Warner Bros have been trying to get a live-action Akira remake off the ground for years, overseeing a revolving door of directors keen to adapt the iconic anime, each triggering a new cycle of Anglo-centric casting rumours.
"To get a living legend like Desert Orchid should be enough luck for any man.
They're not massive, but they do get a living out of it.
