Sentence examples for which apparently gets from inspiring English sources

There are obligatory references to L.A. traffic, which apparently gets even worse during Martian invasions.

To give just one example: I remember, years ago, a group of guys I used to work with, on a work night out, discussing how they liked to sleep with the "fattest, skankiest bird they could find in the club" which apparently gets them some kind of respect from each other (yeah, I don't know either).

The former "That '70s Show" co-stars proudly held hands and kissed as they enjoyed some quality time together -- chatting, cuddling and checking Kutcher's phone, which apparently gets as much play as his lips!

For most of us, liquorice equates to gaudily coloured Liquorice Allsorts, which apparently got their name around 1900 when a rep for Bassett's, who made them, got his samples mixed up so the company decided to make a virtue of it.

He said one day he hoped to write as well as I do, which apparently got a big laugh.

In addition to the valves, which apparently got cold and sluggish during the delays, both the Delta rocket and the Orion capsule had batteries that were somewhat drained.

He demands of his people complete, undeviating loyalty, which apparently he gets, to a large extent; he also demands and gets a staggering amount of work, night and day.

Since the second world war, the five Anglo-Saxon countries of Great Britain, the United States, Australia, New Zealand and Canada have maintained close intelligence co-operation, which apparently has got completely out of control.

It has suggested that it could submit the August agreement to Parliament for approval, which would apparently get around its bank secrecy laws.

Kynren – as un-catchy a title as you're ever likely to come across – is based on an Anglo-Saxon term from which we apparently get the word "kindred".

In Washington, a teenager called the police to break up his own party, which had apparently gotten out of hand with drugs, underage drinking, and fistfights.