Sentence examples for got desperately from inspiring English sources

When he got desperately thirsty, he drank his urine.

As Huggins says: "We put our faith in the system and got desperately let down".

As Huggins says: "We put our faith in the system and got desperately let down". Why are vulnerable people in Britain being 'supported' to live in squalid flats?

The Drysdales are, at heart, old-school socialists with moral consciences, yet they're getting desperately disillusioned and mixed up in this questionable business.

Clooney responds, "I get desperately, depressingly homesick if I can't find a way to be near the people who spread joy wherever they go.

Other experts see the North Korean missile threat as blackmail designed to get desperately needed hard currency from industrial nations in return for concessions.

'Families obviously get desperately worried about vulnerable young people becoming very seriously ill, and yet are extremely reluctant to acknowledge that they are ill.

"I hope the dynamic can still be changed, but it is getting desperately late". He is pinning his remaining hopes on three external forces.

But because Montenegro is not a country, it has not gotten desperately needed money to rebuild infrastructure or restructure industry from the World Bank and other lending institutions.

How sad that some one million homeless people in this region might not get desperately needed aid before the winter sets in.

The junta is making it very difficult for foreign relief agencies to get desperately need medical assistance and other supplies to the hundreds of thousands (more likely millions) of victims of the cyclone.