Sentence examples for get a survey from inspiring English sources

In counterpoint to the funeral train, we get a survey of Booth's flight through the Virginia marshes.

Right now everyone is banging on about it so much that I keep thinking I should get a survey done just in case.

So until we get a survey that combines Ward's exhaustive research with Guralnick's literary sweep, Keil's social vision and George's easy authority, "Just My Soul Responding" will remain an uncommonly comprehensive introduction to the formative decades of black rock-and-roll, which Ward situates more single-mindedly than most in black history.

New technology such as smartphones and tablets could be affecting how much sleep people get, a survey suggests.

Derek asks for 30 minutes of your time to walk through it and you'll get a survey to submit feedback.

It's been so accurate, that when I get a survey with a set of places I haven't been to, I start checking credit card statements to make sure nothing's stolen.

I savored that self-awarded distinction until I got a survey on business travel last week that will appear in the September issue of Consulting Magazine, a 30,000-circulation trade publication for people who work in the management and technology consulting businesses.

At the end of an unpleasant meeting at a funeral home where several attempts were made to up-sell her on funeral-related items, the undertakers concluded with this request: "You are going to be getting a survey from J.D. Power and Associates, and it's important that we get a good rating.

One of the company's victims, Sonja Owen from Rhymney, Caerphilly county, paid £299 and only got a survey of her house.

"That's why I always advise clients to get a new survey when they're buying property.

But whatever its condition, it is always wise to get a proper survey done on it after your offer has been accepted.