Sentence examples for To getting through from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, the loss in Germany has weighed on us more than we expected since we were so close to getting through," the Spain international said of the 4-2 aggregate defeat.

We're looking forward to getting through this winter.

But, he said, Americans are used to getting through times of strife.

Being prepared is the key to getting through the redundancy process.

"I was full-out committed to getting through that door," Ms. Winokur said.

Looking forward to getting through it all now that the Club is onto it".

Douglas, 22, from Swindon said: "I can't believe I've gone from Asda to getting through to the semi-final.

Dontrelle Willis came back this year feeling very optimistic, had a setback, but is committed to getting through it.

"I want to get through".

I am pleased to get through".

"We're going to get through this!