Sentence examples for finally getting to use from inspiring English sources
"You're finally getting to use all those big words you loved looking up in the dictionary," he says wistfully.
But instead I've actually heard a lot of "I finally get to use hashtags!" The fact is that while Twitter is a household name with exposure on TV and in ads, it's still not quite mainstream.
The video will reportedly be released later this week, and Disick will finally get to use his likeness to Patrick Bateman for something more than a Halloween costume.
In July of 1974, during the invasion of Cyprus, Greece finally got to use some of its weapons, but was defeated by the Turkish military – which meant they needed to take new loans out in order to buy new weapons and recover.
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When you finally get to using the makeup, you can do it on your whole face, but it looks better just on one side.
Jillian's badass athletic skills finally get put to use and she beats the other women on this muddy group date by leaps and bounds.
One nurse highlighted that she felt she lacked IT literacy and was initially reticent to use the eForm but finally got round to using it more comfortably.
It's nice to see they finally got around to using that "written and directed by James L. Brooks" joke after all.
Similarly, when the bureaucracy finally gets around to using its existing statutory authority to regulate industrial farmers who foul rivers with animal waste, it will be because some chief executive has ordered it to.
