Sentence examples for and if you get to from inspiring English sources

"And if you get to the N.C.A.A. tournament, especially with this team, anything is possible.

One small step, one opportunistic leap, and if you get to the end of the board you become a king.

And if you get to the next morning and already have a hangover, maybe that's the time to become religious.

Vittorio Storaro shot much of the film in tight closeup, which is unkind to the dancers (you can't see their feet), but it works with the singers, and if you get to see these old guys' molars that's O.K., too.

But I will just try to score a hundred and set the tone for England and, if you get to these milestones along the way, then it's all well and good.

"If you are single-minded, you have to work purposefully, and if you get to a point where it is untenable and not manageable, then you make the decision to walk away.

And even if you get to the pitcher, the manager can take him out early, so you have no guarantee.

"And then, if you get to the end of it, you've got to play a full-time Premiership team, who are going to be fitter than you.

Because ideally from the time you've gone through health scrutiny committee, the CCG, other local groups, other stakeholder groups and especially if you get to a procurement exercise where actually you might draw services to a close and you know people may be…made redundant and there's some heavy duty consequences for people, you need a compelling story.

If you get shot at but don't die, you feel guilty that you lived, and more guilty if you get to go home and your friends have to stay behind.

But beneath that veneer of coolness there's a real personality, and you feel lucky if you get to see it".