Sentence examples for getting things sorted out from inspiring English sources

He refuses to engage in any of it, repeating, like a worn record, "Don't worry, I'm getting things sorted out".

"He is making all the right noises at the minute so it is a case of getting things sorted out".

When the police finally got things sorted out, the two groups shook hands like grown-ups, and course officials promised to investigate complaints of preferential treatment.

Its latest blog post said "according to an unbiased source, the lounge with full kitchen looks 'beautiful.'" A post on Guest of a Guest, a New York culture and style Web site, reads: "Hopefully they can get things sorted out soon.

"I would love to get things sorted out before the Euros - if I do go," Green confirmed.

Tory leader, Martin Hill, said: "I'm pleased we now have a way forward and can get things sorted out".

If you're shooting on location somewhere and all hell breaks loose between you and the production company, are they going to get on an airplane and come help you get things sorted out?

Later that month, Walgreens ― the company's chief retail partner ― said it wouldn't open any more Theranos blood-testing centers in its pharmacies until the company got things sorted out with federal regulators. .

There is plenty of time to get players back, to get things sorted out.

France, an opponent of full unbundling, will take over the EU's rotating presidency on July 1st, so the reformers had to get things sorted out this month.

I could not get things sorted out.' He write, too, about what it feels like to be a middle-aged child, losing a parent.