Sentence examples for will get passed from inspiring English sources

If we don't go out there and play well, we will get passed.

A. Some type of Medicare drug benefit will get passed this year and enacted next year.

But Mr Garcetti says he is "remarkably optimistic" that something will get passed this year.That would please film workers, who are tired of travelling out-of-state or, worse, to London or Vancouver.

"I believe his words were, 'The project will get passed, and you'll be the hero.' " Mr. Bender, who recently left Forest City Ratner to start his own consulting firm, declined to comment through a spokesman, citing the trial.

QUESTION FROM DANIEL FLANAGAN: David Brooks said it looks very unlikely that the bill will get passed, and Obama is "punching himself in the face"…What is your feeling about the bills chances at this point?

Automakers opposing the mandate to install rearview cameras in all new vehicles say installation could cost $2.7 billion annually and that, at $160 to $200 per vehicle, the cost will get passed on to consumers.

Mackey acknowledged that "Whole Foods has to continually evolve and get better or we'll get passed up.

"Tomorrow, you'll have to make birdies, because if you're sitting still, you'll get passed.

"At this golf course, especially, you've got to keep it going because you'll get passed pretty quickly," Mickelson said.

The funding for future disaster-mitigation projects needs to be in an immediate-relief bill because that's the only way it'll get passed.

I'll support it, but it will never get passed.