Sentence examples for getting them to pass from inspiring English sources

Getting them to pass up big short-term gains will not be easy.

"I'm not that worried about getting them to pass this test eventually, but the one thing they don't get enough of is English," he said.

But getting them to pass on this information is extraordinarily difficult; and this can only get worse if current concerns over knife crime add to the relentless demonisation of young people.

Get them to pass the Regents.

Or Mr. Bloomberg may be able to bend the Council to his will, and get them to pass his plan.

I hope that once the theatre piece demonstrates that the Republicans have no ideas capable of reaching the goals of health-care reform (i.e., covering almost everybody, no existing conditions, no kicking you off your insurance when you get sick, beginning to rein in costs), Obama will then twist (mostly liberal) arms in the House to get them to pass the Senate bill.

This should put the fear of God into everyone, wake up Congress and get them to pass tight regulations to make sure we never get in such a jam again.

Child 3: Seriously, Dad? Save the scare tactics for the City Council when you try to get them to pass your crazy new parade laws.

I once flew with the Blue Angles, and was told after the flight that the pilots try to achieve two things with passengers. 1) To get them to pass out; and 2) to get them to throw up.

Senator Graham is reportedly trying to broker a deal with the White House and his Senate colleagues to get them to pass a new law authorizing indefinite detention without trial of terror suspects on U.S. soil.

His goal in sending lawmakers a new, Islamic State-specific AUMF was to get them to pass it with a strong vote and send a message to the international community that Congress endorses the ongoing U.S. military campaign.