Sentence examples for had getting a from inspiring English sources
The acres of page and screen space Dolezal's case has so far occupied, and the fact that we're grasping at a lame 1980s comedy for comparison, underline the difficulty we've had getting a handle on this.
Chat with Matt Slattery, foreman of laborers, who has been with the Palace since 1912 and remembers expositions held there: The Hero Land Bazaar, at which battle trophies were shown, the Silk Show, the terrible time they had getting a trailer into the Auto Show.
The New Yorker, December 25 , 1954P. 50 The writer, who teaches at Cambridge University, in England, tells about the difficulty he had getting a visa to come to the U.S. The Library of Congress had invited him to come to lecture on Walt Whitman.
By David Daiches The New Yorker, December 25 , 1954P. 50 The writer, who teaches at Cambridge University, in England, tells about the difficulty he had getting a visa to come to the U.S. The Library of Congress had invited him to come to lecture on Walt Whitman.
The problems Mr. Lee has had getting a movie made without a name actor mirror the struggles almost all serious filmmakers are having these days as the studios march in lockstep toward more and more sequels, comic book adventures and franchise blockbusters.
In an interview I recently did with John Cusack about his film he told me what a hard time he had getting a studio interested in the project and getting distributors to look at the finished product.
