Sentence examples for working to get some from inspiring English sources

The two women are working to get some answers soon.

At the White House, the press secretary, Robert Gibbs, said the administration had learned of the ruling and was "working to get some consultation on that".

Lawson says that generally Brightkite users have been receptive to the changes, but says that some older users liked some of the more advanced features of the old model better — and Brightkite is working to get some best-of-both-worlds options for them.

She said the government is currently working to get some of that funding and is investing $600,000 to review substance abuse programs in the province.

She said the government is currently working to get some of that funding and is investing $600,000 [ $420,000USD] to review substance abuse programs in the province.

The candidates actually have to work to get some substance into their answers.

Wouldn't it be more effective to work to get some answers?

Mr. Montalbano said the coalition would then work to get some or all of that money converted to base-line financing in the next budget.

"They are not buddy-buddy, but they have a kind of solid relationship of trying to work to get some stuff done".

Miner agrees: "Work to get some relevant experience however you can," would be his advice.

"We're constantly working to get customers in some type of payment arrangement," she said.