Sentence examples for get into particulars from inspiring English sources
His paycheck has shrunk, he says, declining to get into particulars, but his old-fashioned skills drawing plans by hand are again in demand as Xunlight designs its manufacturing equipment from scratch, and the future seems promising.
Sisely said he won't get into particulars about the documentary, which he is now turning into a full-blown reality series.
Well, accept some informality with the unit impulse function in the continuous time case, and generally, we'll see that we won't get into particular difficulty.
It appears from the cables that Google's troubles in China were going on for years, but it got into particular trouble in 2009 when its Chinese site, Google.cn, wasn't blocking pornographic sites to the level the Chinese government required.
But Mr. Sciame said this was not the source of his objections, but rather that Mr. Kreeger and Mr. Sexton "had some plans that I thought were not operable," adding that he could not "get into the particulars about it".
What he did was say he might have an interest in it, but he didn't ask for my support or get into any particulars as to how you'd run a Senate race".
"I'm not going to get into the particulars of what our intelligence shows other than to say I don't think there was anything here that was particularly different than what we've seen in the past," said Geoff Morrell, the Pentagon press secretary, Reuters reported.
I'll get into the particulars of all that in a separate post (as well as what I liked about the demo) but for now, I just want to point out that most of the people playing in this past weekend's VIP demo paid for the privilege.
