Sentence examples for proceeds to get from inspiring English sources

That's just the beginning, and he proceeds to get caught up in a very complicated mess.

Before you can say Asbo or Bronson, Harry has acquired a little arsenal and proceeds to get medieval on the asses of the neighbourhood tearaways, whom he thinks worse than the terrorists he confronted in the services.

"My nerves are shaken, and I get up at all sorts of ungodly hours, and I am extremely lazy," Watson says, describing his condition to his prospective roommate, Holmes, who proceeds to get him out of the house.

Midway through the film, while attending a fusty recital, the actor leans back on his seat, loses his balance with a bang and then proceeds to get tangled in his chair.

Cryptologists will detect in the last two items a reference to what made Poindexter, for a time, famous: the scheme to sell arms secretly to the mullahs of Iran and use the proceeds to get around a congressional ban on funding the anti-Sandinista guerrillas of Nicaragua.

Beautifully skewering the banal scene-setting in TV documentaries, Cunk opens this segment on technology by asking: "Are we looking at the computers or are the computers looking at us?" She proceeds to get a computer expert to say "encephalograms" four times, and learns about advances in computer science that could render your mouse redundant.

Finally, carbonization and activation were proceeded to get ACF.

After we married, we proceeded to get three more cats.

Vadim then proceeded to get the better of the surveyors in at least three ways.

"I'm proposing," Ortiz answered and proceeded to get on one knee.

They exchanged a few words, and the man proceeded to get in.