Sentence examples for getting polished from inspiring English sources

"We noticed that the toilet bowl was so clean, it looked like it was getting polished," Mr. DeCarlo said.

Once-sleepy little ski resort towns, including Crested Butte, Colo., and Truckee, Calif., 15 miles north of Lake Tahoe, are getting polished liftside ski villages with high-end shopping, restaurants and condos.

But the old names are getting polished, creating a new class of cars exclusive enough for the very rich.

Then again, this could have just been a rehearsal for a political career in the early stages, a stump-speech getting polished.

While much of FCPX is getting polished up in this release, the biggest change is what it allows for moving forward: workflow extensions.

Even though he was in the middle of getting polished off by a young, kneeling submissive, and I was more insignificant than the wallpaper to his methamphetamine-dilated eyes, he gave me a friendly smile and pointed me to the bar.

"If you are irritated by every rub, how will you ever get polished," one of them goes.

How did he arrive at something that was so discordant and unnerving to listen to? "I think it's just starting with a demo and working on it tons and tons until it starts to get polished," he says.

Suits are dug out of cupboards, boots get polished, and members of the NF try their best to look like respectable members of the public.

With the exception of the final chase scene, which loses steam quickly, directed Jerry Zaks keeps things flowing smoothly on a more or less effective set (Klara Zieglerova), and gets polished work from the engaging cast.

But among the abundant charms of this pocket-size 1989 revue, now getting a polished revival by the York Theater Company, is its assertion that folks with a few miles on the odometer also have stuff to sing about.