Sentence examples for get that ugly from inspiring English sources
In doing so, he fears, they risk provoking a backlash from Americans who will, in effect, have to pay more as a result.But things may not get that ugly, thanks to the growing influence of innovators in developing countries themselves.
When you have a party, mixed CDs are best, because you don't get that ugly pause in between songs.
Things had not gotten that ugly since Jack Valenti, the longtime chairman of the Motion Picture Association of America, famously said the VCR was "to the American film producer and the American public as the Boston strangler is to a woman home alone".
The same friend with whom I had gotten that first ugly tattoo, who had also moved across the country, quickly suggested we get another.
Mr. Slater, who predicted yesterday that November "could get pretty ugly," said that then might be the time to buy.
Things are about to get ugly, and that ugliness actually has a name: Anthropocene.
Before things got ugly that night, the pigs' pasts were a concern for several people attending the event.
"They have … girlfriends that don't call them back and prostates that get big and ugly and homicidal".
The big question is: will it get ugly enough that Apple will re-up with AT&T and forget about a Verizon iPhone?
If either partner takes an 'we'll see how it goes' attitude to the relationship, "it's going to get ugly and that will likely involve one person finding a new job.
The Hispanic-bashing has gotten so ugly that Michael Gerson, the former Bush speechwriter, wrote last week that Graham and McCain "may never fully recover" their reputations.
