Sentence examples for interest to get in from inspiring English sources
His old Tennessee friend Steve Armistead said, "His quiet answer to me was, 'Bush's ratings are so high with Desert Storm, it's not in my interest to get in this.' " He told his editor, Mr. Sterling, that he wanted to finish the book, which was far too long and needed major revisions.
The colorful video then shows Gatsby engaging in various degrees of debauchery, from necking his married love interest, to getting in fistfights, to crashing a car.
The alleged hacker also told The Verge that IT security at Sony Pictures is lax: "Sony doesn't lock their doors, physically, so we worked with other staff with similar interests to get in".
Says Joe Berlinger on the occasion of the release of the Paradise Lost boxed set, the WM3's ultimate lesson is the utter immorality of the death penalty, but not from the old debate centered on, does the state have the right to kill? "The justice system is run by human beings who may allow self-interest to get in the way of the truth.
"There is the same general interest to get a foot in the door on investments," he said.
It has become an essential cloak for corporate special interests looking to get in and out of Washington without anybody seeing.
In Charles' climactic half-time speech, he gets upset with his team for allowing their constant interest in rape to get in the way of the game.
Each faction is acting in its own best interests to get re-elected in the next cycle.
Cameron allowed his own vested interests – Conservative party politics – to get in the way of Britain's long-term interests.
