Sentence examples for get this effect from inspiring English sources

To get this effect, you have to stand very far away or be very short.

"You get this effect of this fading memory of a place they once knew".

Hands aren't that aerodynamic, and neither are the ants, but you'll get this effect just the same".

Obviously, you could never get this effect in a small space, but you could capture a piece of it, like growing the 12-foot joe-pye weed, Eupatorium maculatum Gateway, next to that old-timer chelone, also known as hot lips because of the pinky-red flowers that run up its sturdy stalks.

Some people spend lots of money on fancy equipment to get this effect.

You don't need to boil them into stinking sulfurous submission to get this effect.

Getting this effect had been complicated and costly.

Canale, who's known for meticulous color creation -- there is no one who does a more natural blonde -- shared how he gets this effect for Jen, through 'veining,' using "paper thin highlights all around the face so that the hair shows movement and also accents the sides of the face".

You get this sparkling effect as it releases oxygen".

So if you try the old trick of switching the TV sound down and listening to the radio, you get this eerie effect - a form of Calvinist predestination - whereby you hear what will happen before, as far as you are concerned, it actually has.

If the source is owned by AOL (such as TechCrunch or Patch for local news), you get this nice effect that allows you to swipe through all the text within the app, but only half the page is moving because the photo and headline stay still.