Sentence examples for got at as from inspiring English sources

Obama and US TV presenter Bill O'Reilly's twitter accounts have been got at as well.

"I still think they can be got at as a back four in wide areas but I don't think boss Roberto Mancini is going to go out and buy two full-backs".

"I think I knew what he was getting at, as did quite a lot of other people once they had analysed it.

It's clear to me from reading the sagas that they got at least as far as New York".

So we've got at least as many as five perpetrators.

I prefer to discover what the author is getting at as the plot develops.

It is an excellent source of animal protein, not nearly as expensive or hard to get at as lobster or crab meat and far more versatile in cooking.

In the two years she spent interviewing Mr. Salle, Ms. Malcolm was trying to get at, as she put it, "the properties and qualities of authentic art, as opposed to ersatz art".

The island is rich in minerals, and the theory is that these will become easier to get at as winters grow shorter and harbors remain ice-free year-round.

This little gem is ot easy to get at as it requires quite a hiking, though the riverbed.

And that's what "Intelligence" is getting at as it turns the typical spy-crime procedural on its head, using neat digital tricks that essentially endow Vaughn with a sixth sense.