Sentence examples for gets tucked from inspiring English sources

Nothing ever gets tucked in.

Killing his best friend, by contrast, is something that comes up and then gets tucked away.

"But when you want it to be a quiet room, everything gets tucked away".

During its brief existence, it did not, to be blunt, have a great deal of success, but it must know where money gets tucked away.

"You are reaching a different crowd than you might reach in a gallery, where work often gets tucked away," she said.

When she falls ill in Kahlo's house during her visit to Mexico, she gets tucked up without hesitation in Diego Rivera's own bed.

"Is that somebody's arm you've got tucked away in your lap?" she is asked.

As Bill James points out in his good recent history, "Popular Crime," the violence of that period has gotten tucked away in the vaults.

He is a Vietnam vet suffering some psychological trauma, and when Arthur gently declines to read the manuscript Ross has got tucked under his arm, the threat of violence arises.

But the most magical part was cooking meals over an open fire, with wood from the nearby copse, then getting tucked up inside the caravan at night and falling asleep to the occasional hooting of owls.

DENVER — Under a new map of Colorado Congressional districts approved on Monday by the state's highest court, a once-safe Republican seat in the Sixth District, which had been spread across a sprawling area south of Denver, got tucked in tighter toward the city's edge, making it much more Hispanic and politically diverse.