Sentence examples for should get very from inspiring English sources

He should get very nice Ph.D. thesis out of it.

So if you see something weird that looks like a leftover from the Triassic period in an unpromising grassy puddle you should get very excited.

"When you have the president of the United States referring to freedom of religion and you have the secretary of state referring to the freedom of religion, not as the freedom of religion but the freedom of worship, you should get very, very nervous," he warned.

And from here, things should get very interesting.

Things should get very interesting in this space over the next several months.

"When you have the president of the United States referring to the freedom of religion and you have the Secretary of State referring to the freedom of religion, not as the freedom of religion but the freedom of worship, you should get very nervous, very nervous," he said.

They should only get very worried if all the polls nationally and in swing states start tilting wildly toward Trump ― but short of a massive scandal much larger than other recent "October surprises," that's not likely to happen.

The towel isn't for cleaning you, it's for drying you, so it shouldn't get very dirty.

The mixture should pale and get very thick.

"We should start to get very excited about Okoye," he said.

But you can't, because there's no more money, so what you should do is get very angry and sit down in a La-Z-Boy chair and take a nap.