Sentence examples for get more Irish from inspiring English sources
You couldn't get more Irish.
Only Irish women get more for the investment: $185,960 net.
You don't get more than 100 caps and three British and Irish Lions tours for nothing, so he'll get over it.
"The Irish problem is spreading, but it could get more volatile," said Ashok Shah, chief investment officer at London Capital, a fund management firm.
You can't get much more Irish than salmon and potatoes.
The Butcher's Fancy is getting more customers for its Irish sausages and steak-and-kidney pie.
"Women's rugby is on the rise and the objective of getting more young players playing the game is definitely something that is on the Irish Rugby Football Union's (IRFU) agenda.
"Everything is getting more expensive, but our salaries are not following the prices," said Kinga Pongracz, 29, an aerobics instructor in Budapest who was displeased by the Irish vote.
Stay tuned: Saoirse Ronan gets more screen time at the festival -- she also stars in the 1950s drama "Brooklyn," written by Nick Hornby, as an Irish-American immigrant attempting to choose between love and her place in the world.
Everything gets more complicated".
