Sentence examples for get some specifics from inspiring English sources

The reason I felt it was good to get some specifics here is that I highly doubt this will be the last device Apple ships with an embedded Apple SIM.

I tried to get some specifics -- what did he do?

Meanwhile, host David Gregory tried to get some specifics out of Romney in an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press".

Enright, whose novel "The Gathering" won the 2007 Man Booker Prize, says she had sought out American short fiction as a teen-ager in order to get some specific information about sex, which was absent from stories in the Irish tradition.

In addition to gauging your comfort level with each doctor, you also need to get some specific information out of your interviews: Ask where and when the doctors received their training, as well as how many years they have been in practice.

So you know, I'm not — I'm not either prejudging what he's interested in doing, nor am I suggesting I've got some specific assignment.

He wants his own place, wherever he is in the world, and he's got some specific requirements for it: What do I really like?

"I'm not either prejudging what he's interested in doing, nor am I suggesting I've got some specific assignment," the president said, when asked about Mr. Romney.

It could be that getting some specific location or payment info couldn't be figured out in time for launch on certain phone/OS combinations, and as a stopgap measure the developers just requested the whole account.

A few months ago I got some specific feedback that it would serve me, my work, and my growth to start practicing the art of allowing in a more conscious and deliberate way.

Up to 25% of our respondents claimed they got some specific benefits from CAM; almost an equal number (23.1%) were either very satisfied or satisfied with the results.