Sentence examples for get a shrink from inspiring English sources
You keep wanting to slap Joe awake and shout, "Get a life," "Get a court order," "Get a shrink".
If you're in a constant mouth-foaming rage at someone, get away and get a shrink.
Get a Shrink: If you fear that you can't cope, despite following the above steps, it's time to get a therapist.
Global manufacturing employment is shrinking, simply because of enormous increases in productivity, and America is likely to get a shrinking share of the shrinking number of new jobs.
"They've got a shrink up there now," he said, as if it explained something about the unknown fate of Cressey.
One of the questions that people in Britain might think about is obviously that they have very, very low immigration and very, very low, in fact negative, population growth, they have got a shrinking population.
"You've got a shrinking supply [of experienced pilots], so the answer is to increase pay," said Mark East, managing director at New Zealand-based Rishworth Aviation, the largest airline-pilot recruiting firm in Asia, with 600 contract pilots in the region.
"Essentially, we've got a higher education sector which has got a shrinking group of 17- and 18-year-olds and with universities trying to expand undergraduate numbers it is generally easier for people with BTecs than it was a few years ago," she says.
This analysis was backed up by Krugman, who added that the share of cash going to a few bands at the top – presumably the likes of Madonna and the Rolling Stones – has increased, meaning that everyone else gets a shrinking size of the pie.
So if states think they are getting a shrinking violet, they're bound for serious disappointment," he says.
