Sentence examples for going to get well from inspiring English sources

"But with non-active cannabis they're not going to get high – they're going to get well".

If you can't do that, and the collateral implications far outweigh the evidence you're going to get, well then you just don't contemplate it".

I'm going to get well and I'm going to get out of here and I'm going to go back to my life - because I love my life.

If you can't do that, and the collateral implications far outweigh the evidence you're going to get, well then you just don't contemplate it". In May the Guardian revealed the Met had purchased software used to map suspects' digital movements using data gathered from social networking sites, satnav equipment, mobile phones, financial transactions and IP network logs.

[I remember] when I went to a corporate event (because its my job as a board member to meet and greet) - the entire time I was thinking about how I was never going to get well and I was on the verge of a panic.

One of the nurses said to us one night, 'look, what you have to understand is that you have a chronic illness and you all are never going to get well' and I remember hearing that and thinking that's not going to be me.

But those who stood their ground and managed to carry out their jobs now are going to get well-paid for the month".

It was Chantoiseau's restaurant, on the Rue Saint-Honore, that turned a restaurant from a place where you went to get well into a place where you went to have a good time....Home, Robert Frost wrote, is the place where, when you go there, they have to take you in.

On November 14, at the UFC 105 post-fight conference, Dana White stated, "[Lesnar]'s not well and he's not going to be getting well anytime soon" and that an interim title match might need to be set up.

I really should be going to bed and getting well rested.

"He's going to be getting paid well - and rightly so, because he beat me in the first fight and he's in the driving seat.