I got my teacher fired.

When I got sick, my family doubted my recovery.

I put my software and IBM together I got profit and they got the loss.

I hit my head on my desk. I broke my cheekbone, I got five stitches on my right eye.

I got my friends involved and I grew companies and then I got 11 companies and I built the foundation.

When I got home, I found I had lost my wallet.

I just got my textbooks for this semester.

I got the disease caring for my mother.

When I got home, I put it on my bedroom door. My parents were scandalized.

I got my foot caught in a train door.

I caricatured my way through three layers by just impressing the guards, but I got stuck. I got stuck at the third.

Seven weeks later, I got a call from my family.

I was on my way home from the airport. I got a job.

And this metaphor in my head I got anagnorisis and peripetia on my chin.

And then, eventually, I got around to looking in my bucket.

My daughter the day we got it, I was tucking her in and I said, Honey, you're my treasure.

And my brother says, I got the top grade in the class.

I can see I've got my work cut out for me here.

I was injured all my life, and then in my early 40s I got rid of my shoes and my running ailments have gone away too.

And not long after I got my cochlear implant, I started learning how to play piano.

It was also the main reason I got my job at AlMasry AlYoum.

If I got an extreme case of cancer, where would my children go?

And I used to be bothered by that, and then I got to thinking, well, wait a minute. I bought my first Apple computer in 1978 and I bought it because I could say, I got a computer at my house and you don't.

I got this tattoo because I spent most of my 20s living outside the country and traveling.

Because, when people heard that my son was a victim, I got immediate sympathy.

I mean, if I got to go to TEDx USC my life wouldn't suck. But I don't. So it does.

I wanted to be an ambassador, and my mentors, my heroes, people who got to the top of my profession, and here I was throwing it all away.

When that was published in a magazine I got an irate letter from my uncle.

And the beautiful thing was, I got to teach my daughter in elementary school, Madeline.

As I was leaving the plane in Paris, my bag got stuck in the seat.

I just got out from the General Investigation Bureau to inquire about my mother's case.

You've got to make something good out of something bad, I started to say to my friends, neighbors, my sister.

They have been weighing heavily on my mind since I got back and this is where my post becomes serious.

I stayed thrilled until I got home, threw the helmet onto my bed, fell down onto my bed and realized inside there was an inscription.

And I sat them down, and I got them glasses of water OK, I got it. I got them glasses of water.

I step off, I'm standing on the platform, and I feel my index finger in the first scar that I ever got, from my umbilical cord, and then around that, is traced the last scar that I got from my surgeon, and I think that, that chance encounter with those kids on the street with their knives

OK, now, these are my sprinting legs, made of carbon graphite, like I said, and I've got to make sure I've got the right socket.

She loved this. I got the ABC's this is where I started my career as a professor, when my mother had time to read for me.

DH I got that to reach down and grab that club in my grip of steel.

In my case, I've invested. I have got tens of millions of dollars from PowerPoint pitches.

With over 300 entries from around the world, I got it, my own little jewel box.

I rubbed my eyes (metaphorically of course), got out of bed, and turned on the tap.

I got my first bronze medal in 2016 at a competition in the United Arab Emirates.

My own story ended very well, but Pamela did not get the second chance I got.

It was the same look I got in my eyes when I watched other relatives and friends prepare to leave.