“get at”造句，怎麼用get at造句

Don't leave the bottle where he can get at it.

To analyse the image is only to get at its dust, not at the joy of the artist.

To get at the truth, let's break downhow you use your body to talk.

Patiently he worked for weeks, using every trick in his bag to get at the facts .

What no physical object can get right, because no physical object can get at all, is the qualitative aspect of experience.

In other words, we don't know the data but we remember lots of ways to get at it very quickly.

Most of the job is easy, but you'll probably have to raise your car to get at the drain plug.

We are developing our business with sub-sovereign entities so we can get at the roots of local poverty and strengthening governance and performance at all levels.

Another way to get at the Numbers is to look at employees who were consistent members of DC schemes over a period of ten years.

If your employer offers a match for a retirement-plan contribution, contribute enough to get at least some of that so you don't pass up free money.

The truth is sometimes difficult to get at.

Xiao Wu hurried up to get at the venue gaspingly.

We want to get at the truth. Who killed him? And why?

And now that she's got my left hand I can't get at my yellow ring.

Note that you have to do a little trickery to get at the contents of the result nodes, too.

In the case of the Lorraine zoo, the thieves broke through the outer perimeter at night and virtually demolished the flamingo house to get at the birds.

Let's try to get at him.

The manager checked back at the previous year, trying to get at the fact.

On the rare days that I don't get enough, I try hard to get at least a 20-30 minute nap in the afternoon.

I fly the aircraft back down to the 1,500-foot line at 500 feet and modify my airspeed to get at show center for the pullup. I level off at about 500 feet.

I hope we can get at least one in the next four weeks.

I cannot get at the meaning of this sentence.

Jonathan Lynch wants to get at the roots of the problem of producing enough food for humanity.