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getting even

NOUN
  1. a reciprocal group action
    in return we gave them as good as we got

How To Use getting even In A Sentence

  • In fact, the nation's highways and byways are getting even more crowded.
  • No, the luser and perv was getting even by destroying her looks. Roadside Crosses
  • I was so impressed by their new campaign I wrote Expedia an email, and said I'm getting even antsier to go on my trip to New England this spring. Haloaskew Diary Entry
  • He is getting even more wickets with the inswinger. Times, Sunday Times
  • Or imagine a world in which personal revenge, retribution , getting even is only a keystroke away.
  • I was getting even more tired than I already was, I was cranky, I had a splitting headache and I thought my poor little feet would collapse beneath me any second.
  • That was the last thing that she needed, her coat dragging along outside and getting even more abused than it already was.
  • Gee, maybe now that granny and gramps are getting even MORE healthcare benefits, they can kick in to help pay the medical costs for their uninsured middle-class kids and grandkids who are still being largely ignored by this country. Obama praises agreement to cut drug costs for senior citizens
  • Technicians at pediatric sleep centers must be adept at getting even squirmy toddlers to tolerate wires on their heads.
  • As Peter Suber observes, they're going to be getting even chummier now that Microsoft is acquiring the search company FAST: Tweedledee, Meet Tweedledum
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