The phrase "alike to get" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "They are alike to get the same results" does not convey a clear meaning.
Alternatives: "similar to obtain" or "like to achieve".
He added, "I'm going to confront friend and foe alike to get this change".
There seems to be resistance among providers and insurers alike to get this data into the consumers hands so they can make informed decisions.
What I am interested in is to see how to get 100 people to think and feel alike, to get together and feel one huge common lung.
Hoping to come together in time for a big finish to the season, the revamped Los Angeles Dodgers relied on holdovers and newcomers alike to get back on a winning track.
These tools were designed to help non-experts and experts alike to get some insight into the content and assess the quality of 3DEM structures in EMDB and PDB without the need to install specialised software or to download large amounts of data from these archives.
The judgment ignores the fact that taking a person's gender into account, where relevant to the risk, enables men and women alike to get a more accurate price for their insurance".
It may take many more years for the Russians -- voters, politicians, parties and oligarchs alike -- to get a handle on the process, and to learn to treat it with more respect.
And we should all, Democrats and Republicans alike, want to get to the bottom of it.
It is crammed full of tables, and labourers, office workers, families and counts and contessas alike queue to get one.
Team leaders and workers alike tend to get frustrated, stressed, and even burned out when these expectations aren't met.
Giant companies and bedroom tinkerers alike rushed to get their applications into the App Store and onto the phone's 3.5-inch touch screen.
