Sentence examples for view of getting from inspiring English sources

"He doesn't have a religious view of getting rid of the specialist or keeping the specialists".

"From the point of view of getting a job, I think Bournemouth creates great opportunities," says Franklin.

So getting a cold may be a positive sign that your biochemical defenses are working normally — a glass-half-full view of getting the sniffles.

Would it be ethical for me to consolidate the contributions of friends, neighbors and family members and submit that bigger donation to, say, the American Red Cross with the view of getting the doubling effect on the donation?

"It was the most expensive halibut in town," said one person who attended the more exclusive dinner, adding that Mr. Romney upheld the challenger's tradition of not criticizing the president while on foreign ground and had a positive view of getting America back to work.

"Whatever we do, it will be with the view of getting him back here or back to his level of performance as soon as we can, whether that's here over the next few games, somewhere else if it comes to that," Alderson said.

Ever since the cinema was invented, film-makers have been experimenting with different points of view, ways of getting inside people's heads, conveying unusual states of mind by visual and aural means.

Adequate lens angle of view, for getting enough into the photo and interesting front-to-back perspective.

Neighborhood people chafe at the idea that they are, in the view of many, getting what they deserve.

"That 'Sound of' thing is very unusual, from the point of view of people getting to know who the fuck you are.

Shown on a small DVD screen, the four-minute loop gives us the wandering, camera-eye view of someone getting on and off a subway.