Sentence examples for object to getting from inspiring English sources

I thoroughly object to getting old.

"If the steel-glass canopy is removed, residents are likely to object to getting wet".

There is a reason Napster is so popular among college students, besides the fact that many of them are broke and do not object to getting music for free.

Critics therefore say that the evidence is mixed, and that traffic deaths have fallen for other reasons, such as safer cars and fewer miles driven.But aside from that debate, many drivers object to getting a big fine for that most American of peccadillos, the so-called "rolling stop" (not actually a stop at all) when turning right on a red light.

Other artists might object to getting involved at a time when the government's education policy seems to be downgrading arts subjects and cutting managed schemes like Creative Partnerships, which provided a reassuring framework for schools projects, and especially for artists just starting out.

But while most people would not object to getting patients involved in this way, will it really make a difference?

As I've been heard to say before, if you object to gotten, then it's your duty to object to forgotten, misbegotten and ill-gotten too.

Calder uses them as a kind of security object to get him through life, but also to solve part of the central mystery.

She bid on about 30 objects, and won 4 of them, she said recently, because, as she put it, "I'm a chronic empathizer and I wanted every object to get to at least $20".

Each object was placed 0.5 m in front of the feed container, forcing the horses to pass the object to get to the food.

"For those who are interested in antique dolls, full originality and perfect condition are the two requirements for an object to get added value over time," Odin said.