Sentence examples for subject getting from inspiring English sources

He would talk to me for a long time on this subject, getting more and more excited and enthusiastic.

A quilt they received as a going-away present from students quotes the American climber Ed Viesturs on the subject: "Getting to the summit is optional.

Their South African head coach, Gary Gold, shouted "cheats" during the first half and it was clear Gloucester going off their feet after the tackle was the subject getting his goat.

"Architecture's Ugly Ducklings May Not Get Time to Be Swans" (front page, April 7) brings up a timeless subject: getting rid of buildings that no longer fit into our urban fabric because stylistically they are outmoded.

After announcing, "Getting old is horrible," and complaining that the only men to hit on her are undertakers, Joan gave straight talk about the need to discuss what can be a taboo subject: getting older and, yes, dying.

To enter, send an email to contest at crunchgear dot com explaining your best stories of directional retardation (use the subject: "getting lost").

Hence each subject gets decidely offbeat treatment.

How did he and the screenwriter, Robin Swicord, let their subject get away from them?

Not even modest efforts to raise the subject get very far.

Every subject got involved; as a music teacher herself, finding such material was hardly a challenge.

One hopes her book will help the subject get its due.