Sentence examples for getting considerable from inspiring English sources

Officiating is, however, getting considerable heat from Tuesday's England-Ukraine Euro 2012 game.

From the sidelines, Mr. Bush is getting considerable free advice from Congress.

As in past years, Mr. Naumann is getting considerable attention for displaying some of the fair's stars.

Cayard said Artemis always had planned on getting considerable lift, just not out-of-the-water lift.

Even among lawmakers who accept the facts of global warming, he is getting considerable mileage with baseless charges that the E.P.A. is running amok.

Republicans are getting considerable traction with their claims that the reform law will drive up the price of insurance, and some are blaming the law for recent premium increases primarily caused by medical inflation.

Manning's move to Denver did not change the schedule as much as might have been thought because the Broncos were likely to get considerable prime-time consideration with Tebow.

We've got considerable experience in government.

Cyclist deaths in London get considerable media attention.

Thus, Democrats get considerable leverage out of the Washington metro area under the current Electoral College.

Peter Sullivan gets considerable mileage as a colleague a heartbeat away from nervous collapse.