got much out of it|get much out of it in English

got a lot out of it, learned a lot from it, came out ahead

Use "got much out of it|get much out of it" in a sentence

1. 20 How much did he get out of the deal?

2. I thank so much it probably freaks him out.

3. How much worse can it get than finishing dinner, having him pull a hair out of my head and floss with it?

4. It turns out the market itself has so much influence.

5. Lessing's fiction is autobiographical, much of it emerging out of her experiences in Africa.

6. Bioavailability is a measure of how much a substance is able to access the circulation and reach the target area, and it depends on absorption (how much we get it) and secretion (how much we get out). Nutritional scientists are well aware of the importance of Bioavailability

7. Out of it she drew a little distaff, much as we would draw out a pair of knitting needles.

8. I'm sorry. So much has been happening, it went clean out of my mind.

9. I'll print'em out for you, but it doesn't give you much.

10. It was too much trouble to spell out the sub-titles.

11. I'll get it out of him.

12. This mug's got a chip in it/out of it.

13. Get it out of your system.

14. The poor old girl doesn't get out much these days.

15. They got to get it all out because a lot of times dead people'll fart.

16. It didn't take much exercise to make him break out in sweat.

17. - Get it out of the conveyor belt.

18. He was confused and incoherent and I didn't get much sense out of him.

19. It's obviously important to get as much mileage out of the convention as possible.

20. How you get it shouldn't make that much of a difference.

21. As processes improve, it cuts out much of the wasted effort and rework, thus enhancing productivity.

22. If I see so much as a sampan there I'll blow it out of the water.

23. It turns out that new media isn't necessarily helping us all that much.

24. l've got it all worked out.

25. 11 He was confused and incoherent and I didn't get much sense out of him.