Sentence examples for seem to get here from inspiring English sources

Tuesday, Nov. 8 cannot seem to get here fast enough.

While it only just seemed to get here, it's already everywhere.

When you see strong potential for a mutually beneficial deal, yet you can't seem to get there from here, common interpersonal or tactical barriers may be holding you back.

We can't seem to get this program here in Japan.

"He's very well known in Europe and he's got great respect in Europe but he didn't seem to get much respect here, which I found very sad," Wolf said.

'We don't seem to get the 50-50 calls here,' Southgate said cheekily.

My brothers and sisters in the U.S. armed forces even invaded two countries "to protect Americans," but we can't seem to get our act together here at home to protect young men and women of color in our streets or even their own churches.

An Election Kool-Aid Test The press corps here can't seem to get enough of David Boies, Mr. Gore's chief trial lawyer here.

"We don't seem to get enough of each other here," one of the engineers told me, as he poured a glass of wine over ice that the crew had harvested from the front of a glacier the day before.

People here seem to get that more than anywhere else. 5. Attire.

Then again, most people here seem to get their jollies by patronizing an absurd amount of bars, where they sit chained to new video poker machines the state decided were a grand idea.