Sentence examples for getting a concrete from inspiring English sources

Trump seems intent on getting a concrete legislative win, or at least flashes of progress in that direction, as his administration approaches the 100-day mark.

"Getting a concrete floor is like winning the lottery," says Desangles.

"We're dying to get a concrete park on Long Island".

By measuring the bones of prehistoric peoples, for instance, you can get a concrete sense of how well they lived.

To get a concrete sense for what this would mean, you can play around with the The Times's online deficit puzzle.

You needed a concrete skill to get a concrete job to get a concrete paycheck". Joking that she could never have become an art history or music major, Long eventually ended up in economics after a summer program introduced her to what a university economics department was like.

"You can do all the research and have stacks of data, but until we actually started walking around, there was no way to get a concrete sense of what we wanted and could afford".

"It's great that somebody's finally got a concrete example of an infectious disease leading to the extinction of a species," says ecologist Andy Dobson of Princeton University.

"I think it would be unfair to say which clubs have actually rang up about David until we get a concrete off from somebody".

Think of how empowered the owner of a ready-mix plant feels when he finds out that he can get a concrete mixer with a discharge chute at either the front ($140,000) or the rear ($100,000).

We can use these claims to determine which of the perspectives she is endorsing in her more fictional work and to get a concrete sense of how she might follow up on these (Boyle 2006, 253 254).