Sentence examples for getting a seat for from inspiring English sources
"In the past, I've never had any trouble getting a seat for my miles.
Labour, by contrast, is getting a seat for each 33,300 voters (less efficient than in 2005) and the Tories one for each 34,500 (more efficient than before).
Pont Neuf, Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois, 1st arr Getting a seat for Paris Fashion Week might be beyond the means of most visitors, but it's possible to get a taste of la mode every Friday afternoon at the Galeries Lafayette department store.
"For me getting a seat from the Astrodome was about having something to remember the times I spent with my dad at the Houston Rodeo.
Last week I got a seat for the hottest ticket in town: Christopher Durang's Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, directed by Richard E.T. White for Berkeley Repertory Theatre.
It's like August bank holiday at Legoland Begun to queue for 3 hours to get a seat for Corbyn's speech.
Some are bigger draws than others; it is hard to get a seat for the showcase that Yale and N.Y.U.
They enable MPs to get a seat for prayers, which take place, in private, before the start of Commons business every day.
Lecture halls are overcrowded (to get a seat for a 9 o'clock seminar, you must show up at 6), professors unmotivated, and degrees obsolete true higher education often starts on the first job.Things have been getting worse.
They are pushing for the "second vote" to get a seat for the region - they are only appearing on the second ballot paper and are appealing to supporters of Labour and other parties to give them their second vote.
