Sentence examples for he gets considerable from inspiring English sources

He gets considerable attention from children.

While Robin Ventura gets considerable attention for his bases-loaded success (he has.356 career average with 14 grand slams), Piazza may be even more dangerous.

Peter Sullivan gets considerable mileage as a colleague a heartbeat away from nervous collapse.

The reader gets considerable information about the subject's personality when you see the clothing, shoes and hair in color.

"It took awhile to figure out," said Mr. Warner, a longtime actor and theater director who gets considerable pleasure from photographing his own productions.

As they researched their new movie, they got considerable cooperation from the C.I.A. and the Defense Department, provoking complaints from some conservatives, who smelled an Obama hagiography in the making.

The configuration of two horizontal parallel walls, with heated upper plate and open cavities, gets considerable attention in many thermal engineering applications.

Brining may not be such a familiar name to English theatregoers, but he has got considerable form north of the border: for the last eight years he's been running Dundee Rep, initially with Dominic Hill, and subsequently on his own, successfully producing critical and box-office hits including the glorious Proclaimers' musical Sunshine on the Leith, Sweeney Todd and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.

He has gotten considerable mileage out of it: the performance at the Y will be the third time he has included it in a New York program.

Even among lawmakers who accept the facts of global warming, he is getting considerable mileage with baseless charges that the E.P.A. is running amok.

He's got considerable cash flow to tinker with.