Sentence examples for simply got up from inspiring English sources

Vardy, though, will have dealt with much worse in non-League and simply got up for more.

A breakthrough occurred in October, when the two superpowers, IBM and Microsoft, simply got up on a stage together and declared what protocols they will use.

When Piazza's soft liner dropped into Rollins's glove to end the game, the crowd simply got up and exited the stadium.

While he draws grand conclusions from such experiments, regarding the non-existence of free will and how we should organize and think about law and ethics, most reasonable peoples' response will inevitably be similar to that of Diogenes the cynic who, when faced with Zeno of Elea's watertight proof of the impossibility of motion, simply got up and walked.

To me, as a child and as a teenager, in Silver Spring, Md., he simply got up in the morning, packed his briefcase and went to a fine office at Connecticut Avenue and K Street in Washington — or, if he had business in New York, he packed his suitcase and went to the train after work.

I recall an occasion when, at our house in ­Connemara, during what he called a "wine break" from the washing-up, he was enjoying a wide-ranging conversation on mythology in Irish, English and bog-Latin with the philosopher-poet John Moriarty; a ­hungover Mancunian dentist who wandered into the discussion could hardly tell whether he had died and gone to hell, or had simply got up on the wrong day.

He says he simply gets up earlier and goes to sleep later.

Another way to push through the dip is to exercise or simply get up and move around the room.

In Morris's version, she simply gets up from her bed, picks up her cloak from a chair, and walks out of the room.

Billy lies back on the ground, then simply gets up and walks offstage: end of Act I. Fatigue seems to have blinkered Daldry's critical ability.

I sometimes wonder if he takes a break between lunch and dinner or simply gets up from one table and makes his way to the next.