Sentence examples for be to get in from inspiring English sources

If you're in queue for a Que, my suggestion would be to get in another line.

"But I'd rather have a plan, knowing how difficult it can be to get in".

The real games will begin for the Power on April 21, and part of her job will be to get in that you-go-girl spirit.

If that's all you want, then a quick-fix solution would simply be to get in with a new crowd who want to keep on partying like it's 1999.

The more Bowe thought about it, the more he decided that the best approach may be to get in shape now so that people see that he is serious.

Sanders' attempt to unseat Malloy and Frank raises questions about how willing he would be to get in line behind Hillary Clinton if the former secretary of state clinches the Democratic nomination as is expected on 7 June when a number of states, including California, hold their primaries.

"Nobody is to get in".

"Nobody is to get in," I repeated.

I had one thought — that was to get in safely.

People know how difficult it is to get in here".

"His way was to get in there and push through.