Sentence examples for get us somewhere from inspiring English sources

It means airing out the constructive arguments and helping get us somewhere useful -- a place in which the economy is growing and producing jobs, while we are credibly planning to pay off our burgeoning debts.

It's easy to lose sight of questions that are more likely to get us somewhere, like how did this happen, and how can I avoid letting it happen again?

Yet while countries submitted goals to curb emissions that will get us somewhere between 2.7C and 3.7C rise – already about 5C lower than a business-as-usual scenario – this is still well above the 2C target.

Stacking hay would get us somewhere.

Don't tell us you are going to get us somewhere at a certain time if you're not.

Until then, I'd rather we spend our time, money and energy building bridges that actually get us somewhere.

It was a radical idea at the time, but it got us somewhere a bit more positive.

The horse-race models haven't been especially accurate, but they have at least gotten us somewhere.

We might do very well by asking how the cells in the much, much smaller fly brain are wired so as to recognize the odor of a specific alcohol that would be getting us somewhere.

Every interjection by Daniel this week really got us somewhere, from the prescient "there's no such thing as invisible is there, Dad" to his lunchtime blurt to Julia that "Dad says one day he's going to ask about your conscience".

"I suppose I have to tell you officially that we still believe in it because I'm going to Paris tomorrow, and why would I go and spend hundreds of euros on the flight ticket if I don't believe that it's getting us somewhere," said Vadym Prystaiko, Ukraine's deputy foreign minister, during an interview in Kiev last week, just before leaving for the latest round of talks.