Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Keeping ugly busy, at least until you and superboy get a better idea.
• There was also a beneficial clarification of the issues around the Commission and the weighting of votes, allowing each Member State to get a better idea of the objectives and difficulties of the others.
• Tonight you'll get a better idea of what our contestants are experiencing.
• It's hard, I know, but you're going to get a much better idea after you talk to your son.
• (computer beeping) Okay, put these back to normal colors so we can get a better idea of what the image originally was.
• In order to get a better idea of the costs of such a deployment, I have two questions regarding the Frontex budget.
• I mean, I can tie off a few of those bleeders, get a better idea of how that mortar's positioned in there.
• 'To get a better idea of what tests we should be doing, 'we were told to spend a day with our cars living like caravannists.'

• I have a better idea... we start the revolution now.
• In order to have a better idea of the magnitude of jobs involved, it should be noted that the figure for the review investigation period is a full
• Nevertheless, the Commission agrees with the rapporteur that the additional information requested by this amendment would indeed be useful in order to have a better idea of the distribution of aid paid in the context of the common agricultural policy.
• Unless you have a better idea.
• It's easy, actually, to have a better idea than that,
• time equivalent expression of around 2400 seasonal jobs.
• The citizens of the European Union seem to have a better idea of the challenges of our time than the Council representatives, who are not present in the plenary Chamber in Strasbourg tonight.
• Unless you have a better idea.