Sentence examples for imperative get from inspiring English sources

To paraphrase a common imperative, "Get a seminar room!" Susan J. Behrens Brooklyn.

The answer couldn't be simpler or more imperative: get each of us to eat more.

The first part of the slogan, "Tzay mayhatelevizia," used the imperative — get out — while "tatchil lichayot," start to live, was in the future tense.

In that sense, it's both a pilgrim's and rake's progress in which a moral imperative gets muddled with rank opportunism.

Of course it's not in their interest to advertise any spare capacity that could lead to a poor performance review or even a layoff and this survival imperative gets in the way of knowledge transfer.

The distinctiveness of the immediate challenge surrounding the stimulus money is owed in part to the bill's twin imperatives: Get a lot of money out and get it out as fast as possible.

Within days of moving into the White House, for example, he will have to find a balance between competing imperatives: getting a start on reducing the deficit and finding some way to jump-start the nation's stalled economic engine.

It is imperative we get out of our bubble.

But it was also imperative to get his views after the fact.

"We felt it was imperative to get the support of the Board of Finance," Mr. Ehlers said.

"It's imperative we get out of this division," added Ferguson.