Sentence examples for you largely get from inspiring English sources
It's expensive but I'm inclined to agree with Hadley Freeman that with moisturisers you largely get what you pay for.
"What we've largely observed in all our pre-clinical work to date is that when you block these pathways you largely get stable disease.
"If you can break that link between nine and 10 you have largely got the battle won".
And even though there is a variety of travel sites available, they largely get all their information from one source.
Once it was taken for granted that the chairman could set the agenda and largely get his or her way.
The charge and drive largely get more aggressive and passionate as the numbers increase into adulthood, conjuring comparisons to Gershwin and Copland.
The US education system is a foreign country – and they largely get away with doing things differently there, as this film hammers home.
The bill, authored by Republican Mike Rogers of Michigan and Democrat Dutch Ruppersberger of Maryland, would largely get the NSA out of the business of collecting US phone data in bulk.
Fish and reptiles are almost entirely cold-blooded, or "ectothermic"; they are at the mercy of the environment for their warmth and largely get by on slower metabolic rates.
But there are plenty of other successful politicians that can be downright inarticulate at times, and largely get away with it.
In 2014, New Jersey voters supported a statewide initiative to largely get rid of cash bail, replacing it with a risk assessment score.
