Sentence examples for getting a leg from inspiring English sources

It's an ideal prefix for an age that's preoccupied with getting a leg up on things.

Manage demographic risk proactively, and you retain essential talent while also getting a leg up on your competition.

Far from being deterred by the sticker prices, more families seem to be hiring consultants — at an additional cost — in hopes of getting a leg up.

Nor is it just a middle-class method of getting a leg up in the increasingly frantic environment known, rather misleadingly, as "school choice".

Insider trading is all about getting a leg up on the market by cashing in on information before other investors learn about it.

What's more, those that take this initial step are getting a leg up on AI's future, since that step is going to be a prerequisite for everything that follows.

Make yourself more efficient, rather than whinge about getting a leg-up to beat your competitors, the regulator says.

University students, for all their disenchantment with politics, have been flocking to join the Communist Party in the hope of getting a leg-up into the bureaucracy.

"I got a leg".

Ballance gets a leg bye.

Ah, it's got a leg missing.