Sentence examples for get into the meat from inspiring English sources

They've read the briefs and researched the cases; they want to get into the meat of it.

But then we get into the meat of the issue, and damned if Bradsher doesn't make a point.

"I would have loved to get into the meat of the issue: those clowns who are running for the Republican nomination," says Bruce McCall, this week's cover artist.

There is, for instance, the fact that she requires fewer steps and less speed to get into the meat of tumbling runs, enabling her to fit more skills, and score more points, in her routines.

(Nor were sayings peppered throughout his speech like, "Then I'll get into the meat of the coconut here…" that caused at least a couple of students to exchange quizzical glances).

By Françoise Mouly and Mina Kaneko December 16, 2011 "I would have loved to get into the meat of the issue: those clowns who are running for the Republican nomination," says Bruce McCall, this week's cover artist.

When I was just getting into the meat of my presentation, I heard a voice from the side cut me off.

Giving the strains illegal status could "cause more harm than good," the letter said, by forcing costly testing when resources would be better spent on measures to prevent bacteria from getting into the meat in the first place.

Earnest and petite, with a neatly trimmed dark beard and a bright blue bow tie, he starts off by talking about how much God loves everyone, before getting into the meat of the issue.

Sell got into the meat business seven years ago, after compiling a spectacular record as a tail-blazer in other fields: literary editor of the Chicago Daily News; an influential figure in interior decoation.

He then got into the meat of the keynote: a slew of new tools and integrations for Parse developers.