Sentence examples for get desperately from inspiring English sources

Clooney responds, "I get desperately, depressingly homesick if I can't find a way to be near the people who spread joy wherever they go.

How sad that some one million homeless people in this region might not get desperately needed aid before the winter sets in.

The junta is making it very difficult for foreign relief agencies to get desperately need medical assistance and other supplies to the hundreds of thousands (more likely millions) of victims of the cyclone.

"The Bank of England's Funding for Lending scheme has failed so far to get desperately needed cash out to small and medium-sized businesses, but has supercharged bank lending on residential property.

To send a parcel, however, the Red Cross had to mark it with the name, number, and camp location of the recipient; requests for these details were always refused, so that there was no way to get desperately needed supplies into the camps.

Holland told the court: "there was a clash of cultural and personal beliefs in the end saw matters get desperately out of hand and I would submit that not one of them really gave any proper considered thought as to what they were embarking on, the enormity and frankly the nature of it".

During the five-day ceasefire that ended on Sunday, international humanitarian organisations scrambled to get desperately-needed aid to the hardest-hit areas of the country.

As Huggins says: "We put our faith in the system and got desperately let down".

The Drysdales are, at heart, old-school socialists with moral consciences, yet they're getting desperately disillusioned and mixed up in this questionable business.

But because Montenegro is not a country, it has not gotten desperately needed money to rebuild infrastructure or restructure industry from the World Bank and other lending institutions.

Yet officials in Athens claim that all is well and that a deal could be wrapped up as early as next week, opening the way for a cash handout of about €2 billion later this month.Greece is getting desperately short of cash.