Sentence examples for get him somewhere from inspiring English sources

From there, he wandered into the Speaker's Lobby, where a Republican aide worried, "We might want to get him somewhere other than surrounded by reporters".

That argument may well get him somewhere with the justices: in 2010, the disgraced Enron executive Jeffrey Skilling had his sentence reduced because the US supreme court unanimously concluded that the honest services statute was unconstitutionally vague as applied to any conduct except participating in bribery and kickback schemes.

Case in point -- yesterday I picked up my seven-year-old at a friend's house across town at 5 p.m. when I knew my husband needed to get him somewhere by 6. I'd agreed to the date and time last week when I knew the timing would be tight.

There's nothing worse than a person who is only nice to popular people or people who he thinks can get him somewhere.

His wounds had got him somewhere.

Somebody got him somewhere locked up, and he can't get to me.

Wittgenstein's own metaphorical injunction, that the reader must throw away the ladder once he has climbed it, does not seem to resolve the difficulty, since it implies that the reader's climb up the ladder actually gets him somewhere.

"We can't afford the likes of Michael Gash, so we need to look to get him out somewhere and get him fixed up.

Harriers manager Gary Whild told BBC Hereford & Worcester: "We can't afford the likes of Michael Gash so we need to look to get him out somewhere and get him fixed up.

Don't give them to him while he's with all his buddies, but get him alone somewhere.

So we've got to beat him somewhere else,'" he says.