Sentence examples for are got in a from inspiring English sources
And before any French knickers are got in a twist, it was Baudrillard who asserted that the only real place in America was Disneyland, because it admitted to being a simulation, while the rest of the country was insidiously so.
"Guys are getting healthy, guys are getting in a groove," Jefferson said.
Photograph: Saad Abobrahim/Reuters 9.33am GMT The penguins are getting in a festive mood in South Korea.
"You are getting in a room all the powerful people you want to influence," he said.
"Just at the right time we are getting in a place where we can keep trying to nick a point or three.
She has her hair which she's got in a bun now but it's very long.
Like many other American manufacturers, Fender is struggling to hold on to what it's got in a tight economy.
Councillor Keith Little, the council's cabinet member for highways and transport, said: "Not everything can be got in a supermarket.
In fact, he's got in an incredible sense of humor.
They're getting in a helicopter (on video).
I've been getting in a lot of family time.
