Sentence examples for get some views from inspiring English sources

The Farmers' Market in Urbana, Illinois on the Saturday morning before the US election seemed a good place to get some views on this question.

Ok, maybe that's a terrible idea, but put some creative spin on a classic and you'll get some views.

And have a catchy title - something like Tea Party will not catch people's eyes but a name like Cinnamon roll Drives A Barbie Car could really get some views.

I've got some views about education around the world.

At first I thought, 'Oh, a woman, a mother, great.' But she's got some views I don't like.

Speed drawing also gets some views.

It's at this point, where they start to go head to head, that we need to stand back and get some perspective on these opposed views regarding religious freedom.

Stop a man or woman in the street and ask how many years a rapist or murderer should get and you may get some strong views.

If you've ever wondered how some videos get popular while others languish in obscurity (or, on the flipside, if you'd like to know how to get some sweet views), look no further than an individual Samsung hired to push their video of a little, walking (Samsung-branded) SD card to social media reporters.

We took a quick detour to get some pretty views of the Hoover Dam, but saved a tour for another trip.

But he added that "on another night, with a good lead-in, we might get some accidental viewing and people would be exposed to the show and see how good it is".