Sentence examples similar to get there whole from inspiring English sources

The whole point of walking up to these places is that they're inaccessible – once any morbidly obese person can rest on an accelerator and get there the whole gig is invalidated.

"And once you get there, the whole place is practically a private beach complete with all the clichés: sand as white as sheets and water so clear you can see the bottom".

When you get there, read the whole thing slowly to your benefactor.

Democrats, Cuomo said, thought the wagon train could get there with "the whole family aboard," and with room to "extend and enlarge that family" along the way.

It inveighed against the evils of Reaganism—"a kind of social Darwinism" that held that "the wagon train will not make it to the frontier unless some of the old, some of the young, some of the weak are left behind by the side of the trail". Democrats, Cuomo said, thought the wagon train could get there with "the whole family aboard," and with room to "extend and enlarge that family" along the way.

"But I would be surprised if we can get there without a whole lot of pain," he said.

"When I get there, it's a whole different story.

That if I could get there then maybe the whole framework would break apart.

And if you can't get there to watch the whole event, you can see it live on television and the internet.

How to get there First Buses serve the whole of west Cornwall.

But as soon as they get there, it opens up a whole different set of issues, such as what kind of access do you want to give to an employee.