Sentence examples for get the virtue from inspiring English sources

Now we get the virtue of collecting again, reformulated as conservation and environmental activism.

They were never going to get the ball by virtue that the receiver had control of the ball and was down by contact".

He had a real knack for finding a virtue and then writing a really silly song from it and kids would get what the virtue was from that.

It's a way for the police to try their case in the press and to get the intimation of guilt by virtue of an arrest.

Washington (and therefore St Louis) would get the first overall pick by virtue of a weaker strength of schedule than Houston if both teams finished 3-13, which they are presently on course to do.

By virtue of (28) we get the following differential equation for the unknown function u :: (37).

A more ambitious tactic would be to capture ground on Pakistan's side of the Line of Control (LoC) to interdict terrorists before they get across.Both strategies would have the virtue of confining the hostilities to what Pakistan calls "Azad (free) Kashmir", which it regards as disputed ground rather than as an integral part of its own territory.

But tax cuts have the virtue of getting into the economy more quickly than money for new construction projects, because even "shovel ready" projects often take months to get started.

You are fairly sure that they are doing a good thing, but unless you jump down and get muddy yourself, the virtue of the task, indeed of the whole canal system, might well escape you.

I myself am a natural-born fanatic, born in St . Louis essentially raised on the Cardinals (my younger brother got the woeful American League Browns by virtue of a coin flip).

The format of having two team captains — selected by virtue of getting the most fan votes in their respective conferences — draft their all-star teammates without regard to conference is in its second year, but Thursday marked the first time the process was televised.