Sentence examples for getting de from inspiring English sources

And, he adds, he's happy to hear film offers from anyone who knows they won't be getting De Niro.

Increased dependence on Federal financing schemes, such as the proposed Envir onmental Financing Agency, may also emerge if local bond proposals keep getting de feated with greater fre quency.

Getting De Niro to speak on much of anything is a bit of trick -- not unlike his character in this film.

Using transition parameters from the Markov model enables one to predict the risk of getting de novo cancer.

They end up getting de-conditioned, losing muscle tone and fitness and take longer to recover.

"But I guess you do have a higher degree of certainty, at least short term, because in the old days you tried to take off, even if it meant sitting four or five hours on the airplane and getting de-iced three times, and running out of gas once, before you finally had to give up anyway," Mr. Hedlund said.

Its wings were getting de-iced by two men with hoses as we approached the aircraft that evening.

At some point, Olympus was in danger of getting de-listed at the Tokyo Stock Exchange, but it's now on a 3-year "probation" that requires the company to improve governance.

It's similar to driving to a new location but getting de-routed and taking the scenic route by accident.

It's not just the vacationer who stands to benefit from taking some time away and getting de-frazzled.

Richie says the images in the zine "take on a bloody, carnage-like savagery in which my man-eating ways are on full display in my different mutations, placing myself in different fantasies, dark places including myself getting de-robed in a cemetery in Queens". .