Sentence examples for got besides from inspiring English sources

Out of this advertisement Earl Parish got — besides a new clipping — employment as night watchman in a packing plant.

What do they've got besides small dogs and spray tans?" "Supernatural" borrows both fantastical and comic horror sensibilities; it is at once "The Twilight Zone" and "Scream".

(I've been asking sales folks and carrier reps if they ever got a cut from either company all morning, and the only answer I got besides a bunch of "No way"s was a "Hah! If Apple paid me a special commission, I'd be rich").. It's because, for the time being, Windows Phone just isn't good enough.

What does the Taliban get, besides the five former prisoners?

EDMUND: What do you get, besides a slow walk to the grave?

What do you get, besides money? A. I just get a higher knowledge for how brands work, what the 9 to 5 is.

"It's the best-paying job a kid our age can get, besides drug dealing," cracked Gregory Demosthenes, 16, without looking up from his Game Boy.

What you get, besides the wonderful harmonies, is a sense of depth, and a very personal insight into the core of the band's members.

"It's the best-paying job a kid our age can get, besides drug dealing," said Gregory Demosthenes, 16, without looking up from his Game Boy.

The question that each one frequently gets — besides "Are you gay?" — is why are they involved in something that does not directly impact them, or so it would seem.

What they get besides a rigorous education, which includes French lessons starting in kindergarten, is the self-confidence and social polish they'll need at boarding schools that are mostly wealthy and white.