Sentence examples for they would get some from inspiring English sources

They would get some special services -- counseling, support groups, drop-in centers.

"Maybe they were hoping they would get some business deals," he said.

He said that the manufacturers had been assured that they would get some form of aid.

Even if the taxpayers provide some subsidy, to the extent that the economy does better, they would get some benefit.

In addition, they would get some politically-useful press releases out of it as the elections approach and Mr Obama is forced to ask for a higher allowance.

Meanwhile, the Islanders were wondering aloud how many more games they would need to win before they would get some calls from the officials.

"They'd get some really good ideas".

They'd get some guys and move the risers.

They'd get some bits of tenderloin, all right, but the rest of the moose would now be divided up between the train crew, the farmer with the telephone, perhaps the warden, and also the nearest butcher, who was probably already headed for the scene.

"They'd get some Spanish league teams in so we'd be competing against them and on that side, from a basketball perspective, that could turn out to be a really good alternative.

It also visited homes of poor people, so whenever the cat showed up, people believed they'd get some unexpected money.