Sentence examples for got a rock from inspiring English sources
"But once I got a rock through my window by mistake".
It's got a rock and indie identity but dips into disco and rave too.
We got kicks and punches and Ueli got a rock in the face.
Obviously, the answer is COAL, but with Halloween coming, I confused the holidays and all I could think of was Charlie Brown's proverbial "I got a rock".
In that he was not so different from the equally staid finance minister, Hans Eichel, who got a rock group to sing a silly song about his merits and devotion to his job.
"But I said, 'I've got a rock ballad, I'll send it over".
He got a rock-star reception at the World Economic Forum in Davos this winter.
See articleNarendra Modi, India's prime minister, got a rock-star reception at an event in Madison Square Garden attended by 18,000 Indian-Americans.
Last week Mr Sarkozy got a rock-star greeting when he came to watch a campaign rally by Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, the centre-right UMP candidate at elections for the mayor of Paris next month.
The Dutch disc jockey, mixer and producer Tiësto got a rock-star welcome — a full house chanting "Ti-es-to!" — for his set on Friday at the Hammerstein Ballroom, the second of three sold-out nights there as part of his world tour.
The BBC's Sameer Hashmi told BBC World: "[Mr Rajan] got a rock-star-welcome, but everyone is so shocked and surprised they don't know what to call him!" He added that Mr Rajan had said that his short term priority was dealing with inflation, as that would hurt growth in the long term.
