Sentence examples for get so desperately from inspiring English sources

"I started off with the notion that I would again use cannabis, but from the get go [this time], and I would not get so desperately sick," she said.

I desperately want to get so many different presents for so many different people but I simply don't have enough money.

But at the moment it's all we've got, so it's desperately important for the government to reconsider its decision – otherwise there will be little way for the next generation of BAME talent to break through.

The cold weather got so depressing, I desperately needed a pick-me-up.

In short, clean energy newcomers will get expertise and clean-tech companies could get the capital so desperately needed to scale up.

Our analysis of the index raises concerns that unless local authorities re-examine their social care workforce, both permanent and temporary, and seek to help new workers get the experience they so desperately need, this demand will never be met.

"The government should give firms money to help subsidise the cost of employing graduates like me, so that we can get the experience we so desperately need.

When people have this impression of me, I get frustrated, wanting so desperately to tell them I'm just as intelligent (if not more so) than they are.

Dr Brooks likens the experience to that slightly mad feeling you get when you're so desperately sad that you begin to laugh hysterically.

Brooks likens the experience to that slightly mad feeling you get when you're so desperately sad that you begin to laugh hysterically.

It is a powerful, fast-acting sedative and helps those with cataplexy get the sleep they so desperately need.