getting him

I'm getting him out of here. I'm going to take care of him myself.

The problem is getting him to leave your party rather than worrying about him putting an end to your party.

Getting him in a favourable stage of drink, I pledged him to secrecy, and told him my whole story.

Snyder did a great job of expanding Williams' ball handling ability and getting him comfortable with the ball in his hands.

If a child does not like the taste, getting him to take the herb or supplement can be difficult.

Persuade your flatmate to dump your boss, which should be as easy as getting him to change a pair of socks.

As a result, you end up getting him a tie2. When he unwraps the gift, he smiles and adds it to his growing collection of ties.

Getting him to agree was as easy as ABC.

Ben: What about getting him something made of porcelain? I'm sure he would like it.

Keep him hopelessly in love with you, forever. Getting him back is the easy part. I teach you.

It's not enough to just get him back - it's about getting him addicted and committed to you, forever!

Misery loves company -- good luck getting him out of your apartment.

Yao is not a scrub. We have trouble getting him the ball where he needs it.

Getting him to expound on his masterful performance in the Yankees' 7-2 rout of the Blue Jays at the Stadium last night? Nearly impossible.

We've got to give him as many minutes as we can to make sure we're making a contribution to getting him fit.

I can never remember. . . and I'm always getting him mixed up with the other fellow. . . the bad one.

Mundungus Fletcher is a rather dodgy character, a crook whose shady business dealings are always getting him into trouble.

brandon roy has chris paul rookie like numbers. ridiculous. we were so close to getting him. . .

I'd like to have someone like Yossi Benayoun. He's a top player. I don't know what the chances are of getting him out of Liverpool.

Coach Nelson: The most fun was probably to buy him a new suit, and then getting him to wear was yet another dramatic experience.

It wasn't the ants crawling up there and getting him, it was the damn nails.

Johnny says you're getting him squared away with that Hollywood business.

The person with self respect, self control that owns compulsions that actually move him forward in life rather than getting him stuck.

'We spent a summer getting him, it wasn't easy, and it is nice to be on the next step.

Quite the reverse is true. His skill in words was a tremendous help in getting him his job.

Neutralizing means silencing him, getting him out of the picture through this deportation threat.

Please work on getting him these samples asap as we have to ship in less than 60 days.

His quick temper was always getting him into trouble.

He thanked his teammates for getting him the basketball in the right spots.

His skill in words was a tremendous help in getting him his job.

His bad habit was always getting him into trouble.

Yeah, it's getting him to shut up that's the trick.

Before the game, Lakers Coach Phil Jackson hinted the team would run some sets aimed at getting him open looks.

Getting him the needle isn't the best solution.

Top priority for me is getting him off this plane so I can finally set down my gun.

Wasn't easy getting him to budge.

If getting him was worth eighteen dead and eighty-four wounded Americans, wasn't it worth finishing the job?

I ended up getting him one sample of nearly every item from the menu.

Well, I really should be getting him home.

If he's alive I'm getting him out.

But as I was getting him into the boat, it was like, 'How big is this thing? '

As a result, you end up getting him a tie.

I didn't know if Jobe was still alive. I became an expert in abduction law and discovered that my chances of getting him back were slim.

You're getting him at age 26, which means he still has a chance to get about 20 percent better.

We should have very little difficulty getting him around to our way of thinking.

Thats how I let the possibility of getting him becomes more and more little.

What am I getting him?

Oh. That's nice. What are you getting him?