Sentence examples for will get a look from inspiring English sources
Even DaMarcus Beasley and Edson Buddle will get a look.
"I think the players will get a look," McGregor said.
It raises the question of when the rest of us will get a look in.
But it is not just celebrities and dignitaries who will get a look in.
He will get a look at their drab, and now not even clean, country clothes.
It's certainly good news to hear that he will be hiring 50 people (maybe some of my digitally-focused City University students will get a look-in).
Direct democracy will get a look-in too: the public is to be given a vote on any further transfer of power from Britain to the European Union (EU), and more local referendums.There are problems with all this centrifugal zeal.
This is another poisoned chalice from the government, trading on the enviable success of Liverpool's year as European capital of culture in 2008 and the fact that – with all the new countries coming into the EU and demanding their turn at the cultural trough – no British city will get a look-in at European level until 2032.
When viewers tune in to Turin next month for the Olympic Games, they'll get a look at the new lineup.
She can't stand it that her son is a pothead and sometimes she'll get a look, as if she's trying not to cry just thinking about it.
