Sentence examples for to get sweet from inspiring English sources

"We used to get sweet and sour balls and then salt and pepper chips," says another.

MILTON BUSTILLO A Wife, a Baby, a House Life had just begun to get sweet for Milton Bustillo.

If the cucumbers and squashes are misshapen, the raspberries are shrunken, the apples taste starchy and the melons never seem to get sweet, you should suspect poor pollination.

The framework also licenses Gelbart to get sweet revenge on an archetypal writer-baiting Hollywood producer, who at one point declares, in a phrase worthy of Samuel Goldwyn, "It's an unwritten law in letters 23 feet high".

"These people have been absolutely extorting consumers for decades, and the only reason they're existing in the first place is, they were able to get sweet deals from governments that were propping them up," says Sallie James, a trade policy analyst with the libertarian Cato Institute, referring to Florida Crystals and U.S. Sugar.

In the new movie "The Other Woman," Cameron Diaz, Leslie Mann and Kate Uptons' characters plot to get sweet, sweet revenge on the man who's cheating on them all.

It's going to get sweeter".

"They seem to get sweeter as time goes on," Stoute said.

People who are finicky about their hotel rooms have never had a problem haggling with the front desk to get sweeter lodgings – a bit more space, a little more distance from the ice machine, a grander view.

And things are expected to get sweeter once PepsiCo's acquisition of Chicago-based Quaker Oats goes through in June and it gains the hugely successful Gatorade energy drink and Quaker Oats cereals, as well as Aunt Jemima syrup and Rice-A-Roni.

Many of us can attest that life tends to get sweeter as we get older.