Sentence examples for get in read from inspiring English sources

And if celebrities and influencers want to get in (read: capitalize) on the discussion, they need to do so wisely.

We get in-jokes (Virginia reads Zimmerman's "Madness and Women") but no jokes; plenty of onscreen laughter, fissuring into hysteria, but no laughs.

Please get in touch," read a statement posted on Megaupload before the site was taken offline, according to the AP.

"There's no way to come up with the B that she got in reading last year," Ms. Ubiarco said.

We sell products and get in fights," reads the sign on the door in Valve's lobby.

Say something like: 'Today I got up, lived my day, and went to bed.' Write it again and again, and soon people will get bored in reading it and give up.

Not satisfied with that, he applied to Harvard and, on the strength of a successful interview and a fistful of forged references, got in to read politics.

The children still get immersed in reading their books — books, too, were once "new technology".

My belief is if they do get interested in reading whatever it is, there is a chance they will read Jane Eyre at some point in their life.

I do assembly programs designed to turn kids on to science and to motivate them to get involved in reading in general and reading my books in particular.

People get bored in reading long posts and leave it most of the time.