Sentence examples for the approach of getting from inspiring English sources

"We have to take the approach of getting kids started at an early age, which a lot of cities do," Dombrowski said Thursday.

I love the approach of getting in people's faces and protesting and making noise, but it's just a companion to that approach.

One of the approaches of getting the knowledge of being an engineer is to learn and experience it from the engineers themselves.

I started going into the studio with a handful of different producers and just doing writing sessions for other artists and for spec stuff and I think that's when I realized, "Okay, I want to make another record," I'm liking this approach of getting in the studio and working with tracks and production and building things in the studio.

We practice the provocative approach of getting a person to confront repeatedly what they fear until they're so used to it that it ceases to mean a thing".

HIGH SCHOOL An honors student (Matt Bush) fears he might fail a drug test, so he takes the novel approach of getting his entire high school stoned on cannabis-laced brownies as a way out.

Birmingham, described by The Times as using "iron determination, powerful tackling and open direct methods", employed the traditional English approach of getting the ball to the outside-forwards as quickly as possible, whereas Manchester City adopted tactics inspired by the Hungarian team which had soundly beaten England at Wembley three years before.

And permission must be approved by the formalistic and assuredly time-consuming approach of getting coop approval and having that sent via certified mail to both the managing agent and the attorney for the coop.

The approach to getting the country out of the mess was based on the same "principles".

Andy shared, "You can sit in the office and do analysis for years and not actually dive in and do stuff but we were in the approach of 'let's get started and get things done'.

"Most of us take the approach of trying to get our teams to guard people man-to-man and then if things don't go well, you can always go to some form of a zone".