Sentence examples for really getting something from inspiring English sources

Not surprising, really; getting something for nothing is amazing, but giving something for nothing?

"Not in terms of price alone, but in really getting something amazing for what you're paying for it".

"For us, it's really getting something that people can remember in English," Mr. Lehrman said.

"For that," he says, "you're really getting something unique".

"In general the thing that MCI WorldCom gets with Sprint is customers, but if you take all the strategic considerations, in terms of deep penetration, and strong branding, MCI WorldCom is really getting something worth having," says Lawrence Gusman, wireless analyst at Communications Industry Researchers in Charlottesville, Va.

"Here," she'd say, "this writer has really got something".

But do you really get something for nothing?

"To them, it meant we could really get something done".

We've really got something to shoot for now".

We really got something right in this legislation".

Jonathan Davies, a star of the 1980s, said: "He's really got something.