Sentence examples for get some respect from inspiring English sources

Then we'd finally get some respect.

Then, Mr. Thompson said, maybe he will get some respect.

It is important for me working hard to get some respect in the team as soon as possible.

With these credentials, perhaps Brodeur will finally get some respect from the hockey fans in the metropolitan area.

Michael Cassutt, a television scriptwriter ("Max Headroom," "The Twilight Zone") who also writes a column for the Scifi.com Web site, believes science fiction does get some respect in Hollywood, "but for the wrong reasons".

DAVID CORBETT Exeter, N.H., Nov. 1, 2012 To the Editor: Re "Will Climate Change Get Some Respect Now?," by Nicholas D. Kristof (column, Nov. 1): It seems as if we Americans need to get slapped in the face to mount sustained responses to problems.

"Now we're getting some respect".

It's about time Marion Davies got some respect.

Famous backing bands are finally getting some respect from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland.

Even air drumming has started getting some respect, at least aerobically.

But beginning in the 1960's, salt marshes finally got some respect.