Sentence examples for getting a dent from inspiring English sources
Imagine getting a dent in your car and it immediately popping back to its original structure.
If you got a dent or a burn hole, it would be a big deal.
"If you're going to have a big car crash, it's always a man; if you're going to get a dented fender, it's a woman.
You want something with four-wheel drive, something cheap enough you won't mind it getting a bit dented by, say, a rapidly onrushing valley floor.
They don't wear out 'cos I only play in them, but one's got a big dent in the front from when I must have kicked a door or something.
Bo Xilai has been tipped for promotion, but many think his connection to this scandal will dent his chances of getting a top job.
But no matter how upset we may get, it doesn't make a dent in how much we love each other.
One policy that could make a dent, but hasn't gotten much traction in Congress, is that of widespread background checks.
If you get rid of all the earmarks – every one – you'll barely make a dent in the budget deficit.
