Sentence examples for get through normal from inspiring English sources

Carney accuses "the Tea Party" of trying to "get what it could not get through normal means or through the ballot box".

Trying to get through normal grief is hard enough, but simultaneously caring for my grandpa challenged us on many emotional levels.

One daunting possibility, the security analysts said, is that Russia will be inspired to grab what it wants and isn't getting through normal trade.

Normal bullets gets deflected but [Rockets] and [Nukes] are powerful enough to get through!

"He has got to go through normal protocol with concussion," said McIntosh.

With more balanced settings, the XPS13 should get through a normal day's work.

These movies floated through the grimy, nothing days of their casts, who tried to hold up their nodding heads long enough to get through a normal day.

Time and again, Dallek allows us to see Kennedy in grave physical peril -- whisked away from high school for brutal treatments that seem straight out of the sixth century (the real Camelot); voluntarily going under the knife for a life-threatening operation to reduce his back agony; injecting himself with painkillers simply to get through a normal workday.

You know that sometimes there are things that we cannot get through the normal way, but it will be relatively easy to get with the help of others.

Imagine trying to get through a normal day with your heart beating more than four times per second, for half an hour or more at a time, with no explanation.

And of course, who can get through a normal day without looking up a few questions on open source tools like Wikipedia?" Eliasson, who has also made enormous installations such as the Weather Project at Tate Modern, where a giant "sun" illuminated the Turbine Hall, is interested in the possibilities that new technologies and collaborations can open up.