Sentence examples for get to know the word from inspiring English sources
Though these words are difficult for E.L.L.s, if students are adopting individual words, perhaps for a Word Wall, this is one way to "get to know" the word in depth.
So while her friends get to know the words to songs in "High School Musical 2," Gillian is getting to know a sense of otherness.
Get to know the words "mai phet," meaning "not spicy" in Thai, and even then, be prepared for a fiery inner-mouth experience.
After that I got to know the word up-cycling when searching for the photos.
"I used to set up book signings at all the local stores, get to know the staff, clientele, and word-of-mouth helped sell my books," she said.
In other words, get to know the ship.
T. S. Eliot further argued that "the progress of an artist is... a continual extinction of personality"; forget about getting to know the figure behind the words: "Honest criticism and sensitive appreciation is directed not upon the poet but upon the poetry".
While Keith told us of his flying days in the New Zealand Air Force, we congratulated ourselves for, in Alison's words, "getting to know the real Kiwi".
Writing can be frustrating, and lonely, and stressful, but I love the entire process: from making up the plot to getting to know the characters to finding the right words to tell the right story.
In other words: you've got to know "the little Mattisms" or you'll think he comes across like David Brent.
