Sentence examples similar to have got a pulp from inspiring English sources

'Pulp Fiction.'Primaryry Colors.' 'Civil Action.' You just know you've got the words.

He certainly makes commercial movies, but he could never have gotten Pulp Fiction made at the studio.

Greenpeace, the international conservation organization, contends that Kimberly Clark, the maker of two popular brands, Cottonelle and Scott, has gotten as much as 22percentt of its pulp from producers who cut trees in Canadian boreal forests where some trees are 200 years old.

"I suppose it could be," he said, but added, "I don't know about anybody else who may have gotten money from Asia Pulp & Paper who's given money to us".

"It's because they have a 'Pulp Fiction' kind of art," Mr. Bergin said.

The bloke who did it got away with it, because he was bigger than me and a handy boxer, but if I'd thought I could have had him he'd have been beaten to a pulp.

"You got a good mag (like the pulp-heads say)." There are moments in this book when Mr. Sullivan is a bit pulp-headed, glibly mythopoetical, straining for effect.

Their first single "Reverse" has sort of a Pulp Fiction feel to it lyrically.

At 16 he got a job editing Tarzan Adventures, moving on to write pulp detective fiction for Fleetway's Sexton Blake Library.

But hey, at least the paper got a good pun in, calling the director's jail story "Pulp Fiction".

"The older guy normally gets beat to a pulp.