Sentence examples similar to get something under control from inspiring English sources

And I am trying to use the incident to encourage him to ask for help when he needs it and to check in anyway even when he thinks he's got something under control.

Everybody gets something under the tree".

You get something radically new.

Barry adds: " You gotta give something to get something.

"He's got to get his addiction under control.

If you 'keep a lid on something' it means to keep something under control – to stop the situation getting worse.

This is The English We Speak from BBC Learning English and we're looking at the phrase 'to keep a lid on something' which means to keep something under control and to stop the situation from getting worse.

Oil economies must get spending under control.

We better get them under control".

Hopefully, we can get this under control".

Residents need to get together to get it under control".