Sentence examples for get a tag from inspiring English sources
When he left, the station realized they didn't get a tag line from him, which, in radio, is a quick promo for where he's appearing next.
Click on a word like "important" and you get a tag cloud of people most associated with that word.
Click on a word like "important" and you get a tag cloud and a graph about people most associated with that word.
Sign up, give it a feed, set some parameters, and get a tag cloud that you can include on the site.
"And then right whales are really social, so every afternoon pretty much every tagged whale we thought was going to get a tag into the night would join other right whales and they'd roll around and touch each other and the tag would pop off," Parks says.
Strauss added that it doesn't economically make sense for local hunters to be paying $80 for a tag to go shoot grizzlies for sport (In order for local BC residents to get a tag for grizzlies they are selected out of a lottery).
"How do I know what to write?" "Don't you got a tag yet?
Is this your son? Got a tag on his toe say John Doe.
He got a tag put to his name through the Mars thing, just as Scott Fitzgerald, who wrote better than any man in our time, got a Jazz Age tag put to his name.
This ditty about the fictional 14-year-old Chantelle – "Me mum has got a fag on, me dad has got a tag on" – is in danger of losing the very fans that have discovered him on the mainstream channel.
"Go out twice a week in a spotter plane, four hours each day, find the shark then approach it in a smaller vessel and see if it's got a tag and examine its markings.
