Sentence examples for get summarised from inspiring English sources

Now how does my summary get summarised as it moves up the hierarchy?

They then give media interviews which gets summarised into something that sounds like the above story.

Bishop noted that the song divided many long-time fans, who in his opinion "mostly didn't get it", and summarised by calling the song catchy.

By mixing Victoriana with chola-girl get-up, he summarised brilliantly what he has done so well, which is to give Givenchy a specific strand of dark romanticism that brings the house bang up to date.  .

One comment we did get, which to me summarises the European theatregoing experience, was to "stop being worried about being too literal".

A child's general posts and conversations are only summarised, which gets around charges of privacy invasion – until you realise the system also allows parents to look at a full conversation.

It introduces the online data that is stored about crime across the country and gets students to summarise the results for their area in a short article.

I've heard role-playing games summarised as "get better trousers" games – and there's a bit of that too, an acquisitive lust for imaginary objects to improve your character.

Blackpool will at least have Richard Kingson and in-form goal gnome DJ Campbell back at Bloomfield Road tonight, where no doubt, as Holloway himself speculated only this morning, Lord Ferg's feelings might be best summarised as "get out the way you west country nugget".

I've also had an offer of a postdoc in a pharmaceutical company; do you think this might be another way to get into technology transfer?To summarise, what support/activities/organisations/courses are available to someone in the UK interested in technology transfer?I look forward to hearing from you.Yours sincerely,Ching Li.

One might think the physics of aiming urination had already been summarised by the formula: "get it all in the bowl".