Sentence examples for get to issues from inspiring English sources
"I think in a perfect world, what you would do would be to bury the dead first, grieve their loss, then get to issues like the flag, and what do you do next on a whole host of different things important in our society, both in South Carolina and in the South in general.
You get to issue vague orders along the lines of "Just get it done".
So when we get to issue 161, that should theoretically be 131 episodes.
Getting to issue that command for "Into the Woods" was much more complicated than tapping people on the shoulder and asking them to perform.
For Generation X, it can often feel like we never really got to issue those demands.
Now, I've got to take issue with the Catholic Church and religious liberty.
"It means you've got to take on hard issues.
And as we find concept issues, we'll get to concept issues.
The closer talks get to such issues as democracy and disarmament, the stickier they will become.
How could a magazine possibly get to 100 issues with this as its starting point?
