Sentence examples for begin to get this from inspiring English sources

Children won't begin to get this right until they are ten or twelve.

Where do we begin to get this under control?

And there are tiny, tiny signs that the auto industry might just be beginning to get this.

"But then the owners would say to me, 'Oh yes, we've had Keira Knightley here twice before', and I began to get this feeling of boredom and despair.

The chapter "On Not Getting It" begins to articulate this vision in literary terms, proposing the state of not "getting" a difficult poem by someone like JH Prynne as in fact a highly desirable state to be in.

"I think Republicans and fiscal conservatives are really beginning to get the message that this is costing a lot of money and not doing a lot of good".

Using a special treat ensures that your cat begins to associate this treat with getting its nails trimmed.

If you have any doubt about disassembly, review the steps from beginning to get the gun disassembled to this point.

"Now the real work begins, to get the muscle weakened by all this litigation strong again.

However, Jean-Charles said that as she got older she began to unpack this harmful messaging and embrace her own beauty.

I'm beginning to get the blues.