Sentence examples for get someone right from inspiring English sources

I tell her that we have been patients in this practice for a decade, that I've never made such a phone call before, that I know exactly what is going on in the office — there are two kids with ear infections and five kids waiting for school checkups — and she is to get someone right now.

They have a project to complete under a deadline or a grant to fulfill and they've got to get someone right away".

"We've got to pick it up because we've got someone right on our tails," Nick Swisher said.

I really love using my experience to solve problems; to know that I'm able to help get someone the right rate of a benefit that they didn't even know about, which means they can obtain hundreds of extra pounds a month to support themselves or their disabled child.

Laurie also believed that it was, at least, common courtesy to try to get someone's name right.

Hodgson himself has warned against the folly of appointing someone on the back of a short-term winning streak and has suggested the FA take a broader view and "get someone with the right profile assembled over a long period".

"We don't want to make a rash or rushed appointment; we have to get someone who is right for the football club.

Our system goes through millions and millions of articles — we're over 17 million now — to come up with a list of possible searches that will get someone to the right story, and will make sure they don't get an ad that's just wrong in the context of that page.

The poor fools who don't already vote Labour will see that we're actually looking after their best interests, if only we can get someone with the right haircut.

And 20 minutes seems to be long enough to assess the situation and get someone pointed in the right direction — or to at least keep the owner from going in the wrong direction.

"But you get someone to get you right, you get yourself out there and you get yourself motivated.