Sentence examples for got soft from inspiring English sources
"The carrot got soft, the egg got soft, but the coffee bean only got stronger.
"Buckwheat, you sure got soft lips," he said.
"And Yellow Transparents — the day you picked them, they got soft.
"I got soft calluses from hoeing and digging," she said, adding cheerfully, "but my fingernails are still pretty — long and not chipped.
In Wren's day, you had the church and the great fire of London to drum up commissions; now you've got soft drinks companies and the Olympics.
"The greens had got soft, so I was trying to encourage myself to give it a bit more of a hit.
El Pais and El Mundo in Spain report on the repression of the Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez regimes in Latin America, while both leaders got soft-soap coverage here in Britain.
As the game went on, we got softer and softer".
Only when the diet got softer did impaction become common.
Who here's got softer skin?" More enthusiastic applause.
In plain English, it means the car got softer.
