Sentence examples for getting to issue from inspiring English sources

Getting to issue No. 100 is also quite an accomplishment these days, especially when comic companies have taken to restarting long-running series at issue No. 1 in an attempt to increase sales or pick up new readers.

You get to issue vague orders along the lines of "Just get it done".

The first issue of Real Deal came out almost 30 years ago and it took him this long to get to issue seven, but it was worth it.

Now, I've got to take issue with the Catholic Church and religious liberty.

"It means you've got to take on hard issues.

But it's getting to be an issue.

"Well, this gets to the issue of resilience," he told me.

Rudy, before you get to any issue, he absorbs all the possible facts that he can.

"This policy, while some sort of noble gesture, doesn't get to that issue".

It is because of the persuasiveness of those main arguments that we even get to the issue of public opinion.

We'll get to that issue in a minute with you guys.