Sentence examples for get to the fact from inspiring English sources

It takes a while for him to get to the fact that thousands of the chiru have been massacred.

And that is before we get to the fact that Amazon, like Google and Starbucks, has had a somewhat fraught relationship with HMRC.

And that's before we get to the fact that he has 468 rushing yards and 6 touchdowns in seven games, putting Cam Newton's rookie rushing records in both categories (706 and 14) in jeopardy.

Even before we get to the fact there is a banner at Anfield these days saying "Back on our perch", with everything that means for the club looking up from seventh position, 23 points behind, with their shoelaces tied together.

If you value all lives equally — and in a minute I'll get to the fact that we certainly don't — then if you are training a guide dog, you might as well be giving to a charity that wastes 99.93 percent of its money.

Cameron called them "Women-raping, Muslim-murdering, medieval monsters" – he carefully avoided saying "child molesters" in case one of the backbench shouted: "Present!" This is before we get to the fact that he used the word "medieval" to justify a military expedition into the Middle East.

East in 2008 in Sparano's first season as the Dolphins' coach — we'll get to the fact-checking part of Baldinger's rant in a minute.

"Let's get to the facts," he said.

This is about getting the emotions settled down so you can get to the facts.

They need to get to the facts, rather than worrying about the message".

We need to get to the facts as quickly as possible.