Sentence examples for get a sweater from inspiring English sources

When Natalie got up to get a sweater, she tripped over the cord, killing the hard drive.

Instead he's told he'll get a sweater knitted by his mother, and is crestfallen; but with his parents standing by, in the end he gets both the sweater and the bike.

Mr. Petrocelli, a New Jersey contractor, told the authorities that he and his wife were on the bow looking at the stars while anchored in Block Island Sound when she went to get a sweater in the cabin and never returned.

He wanted to get a sweater.

One memorable Christmas morning, as our kids were gathering around the tree, I was on my way upstairs to get a sweater when I smelled something really bad.

So if someone wants to get a sweater to match their shoes and socks and coffee mug and baseball hat for Christmas, well, that makes sense. .

"You know how people will yell out, 'Look, I got a sweater?' Well they were yelling out, 'Look at me, I got a Jesus air freshener.' " Mr. Snoonian's parents had divorced, and the idea of a serious observance of the holiday seemed ridiculous, he said.

We were also pleased by the thought that we would each be getting a sweater knitted by her in the bargain — one for me with the two "X"s of the twentieth century on it, and one for my colleague with the symbol of his choice.

Sounds a lot better than getting a sweater two sizes too big, right?

I suddenly felt awful, realizing that when women liked me well enough to be friends, maybe I shouldn't have turned into a pouty 7-year-old who got a sweater instead of the Mongoose and Snake Hot Wheels set for Christmas.

You have to somehow get it spun into long fibers that you can then put into a machine to get a wool sweater or blanket".