Sentence examples for required to get in from inspiring English sources

But if Damon trades on an everyman accessibility, there's nothing everyday about the demands required to get in shape for the role of Jason Bourne.

Given Hardy's Mad Max press tour, we'll look forward to seeing how he conforms to the ass-kissing required to get in the race.

One of the attractions of the academy is that no sweat-inducing auditions are required to get in, and few people were rejected.

Any helicopter that flies over Manhattan is required to get in touch with air traffic controllers, said Paul M. Smith, director of safety for Helicopters Inc., based in Linden, N.J.

Two years ago the India blog for The Wall Street Journal ran a piece entitled "Delhi's Nursery Schools Still Tougher to Crack Than Harvard?" The catchy headline was only partly true: New Delhi's top private nursery schools are perhaps as competitive as an Ivy League college, but that's not saying much about the means required to get in.

Trimming is required to get in under time.

The goal is to basically help cut out brokers and the long, laggy chain of communication it requires to get in touch with companies that have trucks with space to make those shipments.

In an earlier column I described, light-heartedly, the shenanigans required to get into my local art gallery in Sheffield.

Her third name is American -- Cinderella, or Cindy (which she was required to get while in Indonesia -- just in case she ended up here).

In addition, he is required to get involved in serious fund-raising to help G.O.P. challengers.

Even though a certain level of deference was required to get him in the door, Bachardy wrote that "the confrontation between my sitter and me is the subject of my pictures".