Sentence examples for insisted getting from inspiring English sources

"They're fascists," one woman insisted, getting more and more angry.

Another stately song insisted, "Got to get through this world as best I can," and "Got to clean up this world as best I can".

It is therefore being let go or, if you insist, getting the chop.

As Hartley rightly insists, getting a forward grip will be fundamental given France's traditional strength in that area.

During a weekend retreat, she said, Father O'Connell insisted on getting her a drink.

Rourke, 59, explained that he insisted on getting a head start (makes sense right?).

Deutsche Bank played copycat but insisted on getting par for each loan so it would not have a write-down.

I insisted on getting his opinion.

The problem, most people insisted was getting them to court and thence to jail.

"I insisted on getting a proper camera bag to put my gear in before handing everything over.

And as for a pint after the match, he insisted on getting his message across to me.