Sentence examples for get a relative from inspiring English sources

"My favorite part was to get a relative to help," another says.

(2) With the same ratio of the span to the diameter of the ducts, the layout with the smaller diameter ducts can get a relative better cooling effect.

Historically families have often had to fight to get a relative the care and support they deserve, but at CMG we don't want them to experience that struggle.

It would not be Spain if the clubs were not threatening to go on strike over Real Madrid and Barcelona's making billions from private TV deals while the rest get a relative pittance from broadcasters.

His younger brother has been a heroin addict for 23 years, and the last time Abbott attended court to act as a character witness for him, "The magistrate just goes, 'And when you're ready, Mr Abbott.' He's still got the script from the last time!" Abbott once even bribed a policeman to get a relative out of trouble.

To get a relative sense, the channel capacity assuming perfect CSIT for the same MISO system is  bits per channel update for an SNR of  dB, and  bits per channel update for an SNR of  dB.

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She's got a relative who's equally in love with supermarkets.

It's the same measurement used five years ago, so you've got a relative measurement you can employ".

Or undervaluing a property owned by a trusting elderly widow, and getting a relative to buy it on the cheap.

The report also charged that a former university trustee, Dr. Frederic C. Sterritt, abused his position on the board by getting a relative a job.