Sentence examples for get elaborated from inspiring English sources

Since modern news reports are no longer temporally organized news stories (cf. Nanri 1993; Iedema, Feez and White 1994), 'enhancing' relations are relatively much less common than in stories — in contrast with 'elaborating' relations: the same news item tends to get elaborated again and again in a modern news report, from different vantage points.

Instead of maintaining suspense, The Washington Timess Gary Arnold noted the Rura Penthe sideplot offered "scenic distraction without contributing significantly to the whodunit crisis The crime itself has a promising 'closed-room' aspect that never gets elaborated adequately You look forward to a cleverly fabricated solution".

You get elaborate plans for walkways, roads, the works".

Lance Wilson Jr., a counselor at P.S. 209 in Whitestone, said teachers often get elaborate gifts from his school's Korean parents, but the $50 flower bouquets and fruit baskets usually find their way to a common area, like the principal's office.

First, the patient will be asked to run a test trial, where he will get elaborate feedback about the incorrect responses ('The previous letter was X, this indicated you had to press the button').

You can also get elaborate and paint a pattern or landscape.

(Of course if you really want to get elaborate, as most do, there are tons of ways to get creative with your decorations as long as you don't get stressed out in the process).

These interactions appear to have led to some individuals, like this chief, getting elaborate burials.

"Our visual choices get channeled," Heinrichs elaborated, "so you end up with liabilities that you tend to exploit as virtues.

Things get more elaborate and haphazard.

"But it began to get too elaborate, too detailed, too opinionated, and too irrational.