Sentence examples for subject of getting from inspiring English sources

While on the subject of getting about, my advice would be that public transport, or professional transport, is the best.

But Mr. Thompson has maintained that his client never raised the subject of getting money from Mr. Strauss-Kahn during the conversations, in which Ms. Diallo and the man spoke in Fulani, a language of Ms. Diallo's native Guinea.

In another extraordinary turn, Romney said on the subject of getting the Muslim world to reject extremism that "[w]e don't want another Iraq, we don't want another Afghanistan".

On the subject of getting good grades, by contrast, the president's Department of Education has discovered a strikingly successful federal program right under its nose.

According to the second view, whether a subject knows though not what is expressed by the relevant knowledge sentences themselves depends upon facts about his/her practical interests (or, depending on the view, what the subject believes about such), especially the degree of practical importance to the subject of getting the matter correct.

In one testimonial, Bela delves into the subject of getting older, but uses some cringe-worthy language even as she says she likes the older version of herself.

Jackson's remarks are all the more worth considering because the distinctiveness of historical consciousness is the very subject of  "Get Out".

"find new ideas how far we can go with the subject", "…Good way of getting knowledge…".

You know, on the subject of me getting "the triple-freak out of here!" as you've so elegantly phrased it.

Try finishing one subject of homework, getting a snack, and then moving on to the next one.

Beware of getting subjected to scamming from the traders who sell unfair or illegal products on the online auction.