Sentence examples for ideal of getting from inspiring English sources
"This is closer to the ideal of getting an award for a lot of hard work at the end," Mr. Stern said.
At long last, the feminist icon would represent the feminist ideal of getting a room of her own, all on her own.
There is a danger that the ideal of getting the children into school could overshadow the glaring issue of standards, something that was not lost on Laura and Alice.
(His larger point, and a central one to the book, is that in the 60's, the pimp supplanted the sharecropper's ideal of "getting over" -- using wiles to beat the system.
If we ask what determines the issues, the answer is overwhelmingly the ideal of getting off fossil fuels (and minimizing impact) combined with where we happen to be economically and politically.
4. Promotions from marketers ignorant about operant conditioning inadvertently work against the ideal of getting customers so habituated to a brand they buy and use it on autopilot: Some marketers punish loyal users by offering better pricing to new customers they'd like to attract.
That's an ideal way of getting alongside people who might be of interest – to talent-spot people who might be susceptible to an approach.
But in Jesse Friedman's case, the system -- at least as presented in the film -- did a less than ideal job of getting at the truth.
Often imported from China and bearing almost familiar names like "Yomaha" or "Mucati Classic," scooters have taken the city by storm, providing a nearly ideal way of getting about in a war-weary town riddled with checkpoints and bedeviled by car bombs.
There is no way in a million universes you are getting shagged in this place, unless it's a murder-shag, and I think we can all agree that's a less-than-ideal way of getting shagged.
