Sentence examples for begun getting to know from inspiring English sources

In the nearly two months since Vladimir V. Putin became acting president of Russia, the world has barely begun getting to know him.

Mr. Steinhardt brought in Mr. Hertog, and he began getting to know Mr. Peretz about six months ago.

I didn't think much of the risks and resentments police face until I began getting to know a Prince George's police officer who, shortly before retiring, would become my husband.

As the West burned a year ago, Mark Beebe, the hiker, and Tara Prevo, the intern who was then stationed more than 2,000 miles away, began getting to know one another first through a connection on Facebook, then through texts, phone calls and trailside video.

She began getting to know her son, pursuing his lead.

I [also] began getting to know my colleagues in the other 120 embassies at the Vatican.

"When I first arrived at the high school [September 2011] and began getting to know the students assigned to me, I asked each of them what they were involved in.

If the band you make are not your best friends at the beginning, get to know them more and become best friends because you will be spending a lot of time together and a good band is a band that has fun.

The board formed a succession committee, which began by getting to know three internal candidates.

Klein's fixation began after getting to know historian Jim Heimann, who authored a popular book on roadside architecture.

We began by getting to know each other.