Sentence examples for in getting every from inspiring English sources

Gruden's offense specializes in getting every skill player involved and using multiple fronts to confuse defenses.

Wolfowitz is as responsible as anyone for that catastrophe, having been nearly perfect in getting every aspect of it wrong.

"I was meticulous and perhaps pompous; I wanted to be like James Joyce in getting every detail correct about which shops were there at the time.

"I think for something like a mobile wallet to be useful to people, you have to have ubiquity in acceptance," he said, noting the gargantuan problem in getting every merchant to do the same thing.

In this sense Alexander "occasionally exhibits a fetish for form that would rival the most fastidious of the high style architects… [and that] Alexander's insistence in getting every detail 'right' serves to undercut the larger paradigmatic change by leaving the dweller dependent on nothing more than a different kind of aesthetic expert" (Dovey 1990, p 7).

This is true even if SJSF succeeds in getting every university to sell all their shares.

Anyone who tunes in gets, every half-hour, a dollop of news about President Bush or developments in the Middle East.

I emphasized putting every part in, and getting every part right.

She's not interested in getting wined and dined every single time.

"But many countries still face obstacles in getting life-saving vaccines to every child who needs them".

Remember to brush through thoroughly in order to get every strand.