Sentence examples for get there rather from inspiring English sources

There was mirth in his voice when he found it: "I would rather strap a letter on a turtle and send it on its way, hoping it would get there, rather than use U.P.S".

With no-one able to respond, The control sergeant manages to downgrade both jobs from immediate to urgent, giving the response team an hour to get there, rather than 15 minutes.

When it comes to making new antibiotics, science may have found a way to improve on nature by knowing exactly where to go, and rushing to get there, rather than meandering along at nature's glacial pace.

Mr. GILLMOR: We may be joined by some other folks on Calliflower and if they get there, rather than do this – so that we hear that music, if you call in to Calliflower please let us know through Twitter or whatever.

The question is not, "How do I get there?" Rather, ask, "What am I passionate about?" Focus on that passion and trust the universe will lead the way.

There's the patient, that's what we want for the person and how do we get there, rather than going through a nice routine process.

Why were we so hung up on what's on a model's face and how it got there, rather than what's in her contract and how she negotiated it?

Samambaia February 5, 1954 The Biennale was thoroughly exhausting, but we had a nice time, even so.... Fortunately we got there rather late and almost everything good had been sold to rich São Paulo coffee planters — otherwise I don't think Lota — who adores to buy things — would ever be able to leave Brazil for the rest of her life..

*{:.break one} **     ** *** ** Samambaia February 5 , 1954** The Biennale was thoroughly exhausting, but we had a nice time, even so.... Fortunately we got there rather late and almost everything good had been sold to rich São Paulo coffee planters otherwise I don't think Lota who adores to buy things would ever be able to leave Brazil for the rest of her life...

He has never been to Trinidad and Tobago, although he said he hoped to get there sooner rather than later.

Wherever the fishermen were bound, Salvador suggested, it made sense to try to get there sooner rather than later.