Sentence examples for getting your identity from inspiring English sources

RFID-blocking passport holders, etc. (Getting your identity stolen is more bad luck than anything else. Paying extra to protect against it is a waste of money for most people).

"Little," in this instance, means an invasive security process, a permanent record, possible jail time, and denied entry into America forever or until you pay lots of money to have a CHANCE at getting your identity verified again.

Getting your identity back may take some time and a lot of phone calls, emails and letters.

"You can't go to therapy to get your identity back," Ms. Wang said.

But apart from the economic consequences, it is a misunderstanding that you get your identity only from being British and excluding yourself from the rest of the world.

Finding a free spot on CouchSurfing is a bit more complicated: you need to develop a profile, get friends to recommend you, and get your identity verified, so a spot is never guaranteed.

"But at the end of the day I've said to all the managers who have rung me 'you've got your identity, make sure you stick to your identity, don't change'".

You have to get your identity together.

You know how if you get your identity stolen you always find out because your credit card company calls you and is like, "Hey, did you buy this ridiculous thing?" And you have to tell them no, you did not buy $400 worth of lumber at a Home Depot in Albany.

Cheater! and Get your own identity! greeted those who defended the military spouse community.

Perth's great because you can get your own identity, band wise, and you've got niche bands and everyone's supportive and you hit that point where you either move over to Sydney or you don't.