Sentence examples for get something past from inspiring English sources
Maybe Obama can borrow that tactic to get something past this new Congress: The Obamas are in Indonesia, though a volcano might make them leave early.
Boehner delayed a vote last night and has been scrambling this morning to get something past the Tea Partiers that won't get past anyone else — the Senate, the President, the markets — not least because it involves doing this whole thing again in a few months, which nobody wants.
Maybe Obama can borrow that tactic to get something past this new Congress: Amy Davidson Sorkin, a New Yorker staff writer, is a regular contributor to Comment for the magazine and writes a Web column, in which she covers war, sports, and everything in between.
He's so real". To stay around for almost 40 years in this field, you've got to have something past bravery.
"I've been working for the past five years to get something.
"If it takes, quite frankly, many more weeks past April to get something that we believe is in our best interest," he said, then the United States would take the extra time.
By the time I finally get something cool it's already well past its coolness expiry date.
Jordan pointed to other deals in the past to argue that Republicans had to get something.
Both sides get something.
You get something radically new.
