Sentence examples for involved getting out from inspiring English sources

The mayor's ulterior motive involved getting out his message about a longer school day.

And so even her parents' idea of a good time, which usually involved getting out into nature and attending to one's bodily needs under artificially primitive conditions ("another ponchoed picnic"), was to her just more proof of their irredeemable cheesiness and the vast gulf between them and herself.

Think about what it involves: getting out and filling a bucket, dragging the bucket around and repeatedly jamming the mop in and out of it, and then dumping out and cleaning the bucket.

So, if at any point during the festive season you find yourself desperate for shared entertainment options (that don't involve getting out in the fresh air, of course), here is a selection box of local multiplayer titles that will fit the bill.

It involves getting out into the world to quickly test some hypotheses, synthesize and share that information, and take action with imperfect information and limited time.

"There is a misleading false debate around two distinct approaches; a very rigid sort of plan, where people can predict the future with great accuracy versus a no plan approach which involves getting out to the market and starting to trade, assessing the information gained and adapting the business as a result," says Burke.

It involves getting out into the world.

And not change that involves getting out of Afghanistan.

And it involves getting out of your comfort zone.

This involves getting out of bed if you have been awake for about 15 minutes and doing something relaxing in dimmed light in a different room.

But Mr. Michaels has also been many other things: a hypnotist; the author of a self-published self-help book called "How to Die With a Smile on Your Face"; something called a futurist, which seems to involve getting out of the city and arming yourself; and a llama rancher.