Sentence examples for getting a review from inspiring English sources
Oldham Coliseum, 1985, An Inspector Calls, The Guardian, done!" It's difficult to imagine him ever getting a review like that again.
"I remember getting a review at Oxford that said I was OK but I didn't have the presence of my famous mother and father.
Goold nearly gave it all up, he said, after getting a review that finished: "This is the kind of evening that reminds me why I get paid to do this job".
Tracy and Jeff Paschke Johannes, just back from Ethiopia with 3-month-old Shahra, made careful preparations before adoption, including getting a review here of the child's medical records and arranging an appointment for soon after the family's return.
Andrew Samuels, an Essex University professor, and immediate past chair of the UK Council for Psychotherapy, insisted the letter was not pro-Labour but was aimed at getting a review of measures taken and proposed over the past five years "If Labour decides afterwards all this is in order, it will go on.
We'll be getting a review as soon as they're available.
"You'll probably get a review once a year, quarterly contact.
The Human Rights Watch report questioned that claim, saying that stowaways on ferries rarely get a review.
The publishers are surprisingly coy about it: repeated attempts to get a review copy proved futile.
This is how actors cheer each other up: "I got a review worse than yours".
