Sentence examples for it to get something from inspiring English sources
The family don't cook, because all their saucepans are in council storage (along with their winter clothes) and it costs £45 every time they access it to get something out.
The rest of your time will be nowhere near as productive, so it's worth recognising which part of the day is best for you and maximising it to get something demanding done rather than flogging yourself when you're tired.
If you're only doing it to get something, you're not really playing the game the way it's [supposed to be] played".
We depend on it to get something to eat and to look after our families," says Muhammad Sani Hassan, chair of the Kano branch of the Commercial Motorcycle Owners and Riders Association of Nigeria.
Isn't it to get something you don't deserve?
You really have to give yourself over to it to get something, anything out of it.
It is a truth universally acknowledged — by savvy retailers, and, apparently, by snacki: The more difficult it is to get something, the more we want it.
It's vital to show people how easy it is to get something good on the table.
They fought the government less to overturn it than to get something for themselves.
One of the striking things about these services is how inexpensive it is to get something done.
"When people paid property taxes, it was to get something that benefited them directly — like butchers wanting a certain area cleaned up".
