Sentence examples for get done in something from inspiring English sources

There are things we have to get done, in something like the way that the pod creatures have to fool Aunt Millie into thinking they're her husband Melvin; acting is our 'plight, the simple inexorable fact of the human condition' (Korsgaard 2009, sec. 1.1.1).

I'm sure something will get done in January".

Recognizing that they have to get something done in a situation that would otherwise turn into a crisis is different than being willing to make these kinds of concessions in the normal business of legislating.

Notice how you're laser focused when you have to get something done in 2 days as opposed to 2 weeks?

It's tough enough for governors to get something done in four years, let alone two".

"As a friend says: ‘To get something done in D.C. you have to be quiet, like a rat pissing in cotton,'" Peebles says.

These folks have had eight years to get something done in Washington, D.C. on the uninsured.

"I congratulate him for the extraordinary, herculean efforts that he is making to bring 60 votes together to get something done in the United States Senate," Hoyer said.

"Good lawyers not only know the law, they also have the ability know how to get something done in the most expeditious, effective way," he said.

This is similar to telling the people close to you that you'll get something done in order to make yourself stick to your plan.

But Epstein promised to "get something done" in the next few months that will "supersede the existing funding pause … It is certainly something I don't think anybody wants to permit to go into the next administration," he said.