Sentence examples for getting a Chinese from inspiring English sources

Getting a Chinese visa was far simpler.

Getting a Chinese visa was easy enough.

"I'm getting a Chinese symbol just above my hip.

For symmetry, I now plan on getting a Chinese good luck symbol, simply because I like the look of it.

Alibaba says that if Alipay did not succeed in getting a Chinese license without foreign ownership, Alipay may have been rendered illegal, and that could have undermined the company's fast-growing electronic commerce unit, Taobao.com, which relies heavily on online payments.

Getting a Chinese work visa is very easy for most foreigners, but it's hard for young ones with less than two years' work experience.

And then we got a Chinese.

She had no intention of "putting a push on to get a Chinese artist," she said, as other dealers were known to be doing.

Prakash counters that Bollywood is a victim of its own success: "You don't get a Chinese film released in Britain every week.

The latest to get a Chinese release is David O Russell's 1970s FBI caper American Hustle, which topped the Oscar nominations list alongside Gravity.

"I've got a Chinese bloke who works for me who allegedly speaks English," he leers, "though I've never heard it".