Sentence examples for get some courage from inspiring English sources
If your mother-in-law sees you as "nothing but a baby-maker" and your husband won't help, she told one new wife, forget the husband, "get some courage, and get out of that family".
He's got to make some time of adjustment, get some courage, and do something that he doesn't normally do.
And then we get to do it, and we get some courage, and then we get to fucking take a deep breath and go, "I'm exhausted, let's go get a beer".
"He's got some courage," Mr Waterman said.
The Pens' only hope is to get some energy, courage, smarts and bounces on home ice, execute better and get that first goal, grab some momentum.
fa184bc4-fe55-4b78-a7da-9f60b82932ba "I'VE got some political courage, but I'm not stupid," Lindsey Graham said in an interview Saturday with the Washington Post's Juliet Eilperin.
Some get their courage from a roster of new role models.
When some get the courage to speak out, men, presuming that women have nothing serious to contribute, refuse to listen or even leave the room (Agarwal 2001, 1626 8, 1638 40).
"This has certainly been a challenging time for my family and me, and it has taken some time to get the courage to stand up to some of the most powerful people in USA running.
They get the courage from her".
That is where we get the courage.
