Sentence examples for getting real on from inspiring English sources

For the first time in years, New York winter fashion is getting real, on and off the catwalk.

In particular, the Obama administration's call for higher revenue through increased taxes on high incomes — which actually goes considerably beyond just letting the Bush tax cuts for the top end expire — gets treated with an unmistakable sneer in much political discussion, as if it were a trivial thing, more about staking out a populist position than it is about getting real on red ink.

Kendra appeared in a bikini and heavily retouched on the cover of OK! just eight weeks after giving birth, but she is getting real on her reality show.

The Lib Dem wants some sort of post-election domestic summit to get real on the budget: tripartisanship, I suppose, which goes Obama one better.

People have just got to get real on this and come into the real world.

In "Get Real on Kosovo" (column, March 17), Thomas L. Friedman suggests applying the success of Bosnia to Kosovo.

"I want them to know that God does not desert you when life suddenly gets real on you," Dr. Gramm said.

Emile, speaking at Make Diversity Pay, a conference jointly hosted by the Royal Television Society and the BBC Tuesday afternoon, said the TV industry must "get real" on the issue.

Related: EastEnders producer rejects 'box-ticking' on diversity Emile, speaking at Make Diversity Pay, a conference jointly hosted by the Royal Television Society and the BBC Tuesday afternoon, said the TV industry must "get real" on the issue.

'Don't get real on us now.

For just over two decades, Jon Murray has been watching strangers get real on MTV's pioneering series "The Real World".