Sentence examples for and gets in a from inspiring English sources

"Hopefully he relaxes in his next one and gets in a groove where he gets more comfortable.

Gonzalez wallops a high ball into the box towards Batistuta, who out-concentrates Sol Campbell and gets in a header.

Asked if he felt he was in a groove, Ordóñez laughed and said, "Who hits one home run a year" and gets in a groove?

"It's like when your kid is driving a car and gets in a crash, you think it's your fault," Sebastianelli said.

There's a moment in "Eight-Legged Freaks" that's truly frightening; Mike Scott Terraa), the young son of the town sheriff Sam Parker (Kari Wuhrer), is out hitchhiking and gets in a car with a stranger.

Binyon helpfully reproduces several of Pushkin's salacious ditties, such as 'You and I', which contrasts the poet with the Tsar, and gets in a dig at Dmitri Khvostov, a talentless and prolific poet: Your plump posterior you Cleanse with calico; I do not pamper My sinful hole in this childish manner But with one of Khvostov's harsh odes, Wipe it though I wince.

I need to get out there and get in a big league game.

After the event, we said goodbye to his parents and got in a cab.

"You just can't seem to get settled down and get in a rhythm," he said.

When you are losing and get in a rut you have to keep your confidence.

I quickly changed and got in a couple of runs before sunset.