Sentence examples for saying getting from inspiring English sources
I'm not saying getting funny looks isn't a problem, but, as noted earlier, there's a better solution than bringing John Law into the john.
The heartbreak of his loss in the Wimbledon final, when he had Roger Federer on his heels, then the rain came, the roof closed, and it ended with Murray tearfully saying, "Getting closer".
Another wrote to the project website after hearing a halls rep (one of the older students supposedly there to help younger students settle in) saying: "Getting spiked is lucky, it means someone really wants to get with you".
Peca endorsed the arrangement with LaFontaine, a Hall of Famer, saying, "Getting a sense of what it's like from a guy who's been where you want to get to — there wasn't anybody that handled it and dealt with it better than Pat LaFontaine".
"You drop the ball sometimes, like saying getting oil levels wrong and all these sorts of things.
The first, launched in June, was an accelerator fund focused on agriculture technology — with a spokeswoman for the platform saying getting involved in sector funds is a new trend it's seeing from its investors.
"He would be saying: 'Get down!
"They're saying, 'Get in the middle of it, George.
"Fie, you slugabed" is their way of saying "Get up".
(The saying "Get a life" comes to mind).
