Sentence examples similar to get over an issue from inspiring English sources

Conveniently enough, though, it turned out that a ski resort is the ideal location to get over all these issues – mostly by getting fucked in every sense of the word.

O'Neill lost Kevin Doyle and Daryl Murphy during the Switzerland game to a badly gashed shin and calf trouble respectively, and Jon Walters has been unable to get over a hamstring issue, which has left the manager with only Shane Long as a recognised striker for Slovakia.

Food isn't the issue – you get over that.

They are significant hurdles for the FA to get over, hence Greg Dyke's realism on this issue.

"Customers are getting over any issues they might have had with buying something of that price online".

There are various algorithms used to detect the event and to distribute writes so that a particular bit doesn't get over-worked, but it is an issue.

And unfortunately it will get tested over an issue that not only 70 to 80 members of the progressive caucus support but 100 other [Democrats] do too," he said.

"We want to do practical things that help people get over that issue and to be able to have a better future," he said.

If you could just get over the issue of not understanding, like in opera, and see it as a vibrant representation of another time.

QPR defender Chris Samba has told fans to "get over" the issue of his wages after apologising for his error-strewn display in the damaging loss to Fulham.

"He'll have time to get over this issue and come back when the medical teams are satisfied with his progress".