Sentence examples for get in somewhere from inspiring English sources
Guardiola, the most successful coach in Barcelona history, will get in somewhere else as soon as he is ready.
"What do you think you're going to do?" she asked, and then, almost as an afterthought, she added, "You know you would probably be able to get in somewhere".
There are always different challenges to my stunts – I had recently got on stage with Kanye West at Glastonbury – but in essence it's about being able to get in somewhere you're not supposed to be.
"I'm really surprised at the moment that he hasn't got a club because he did really well for us and was consistent, but I'm sure he'll get in somewhere".
Everyone is fighting desperately to get in somewhere.
For now, almost everyone who passes the exam gets in somewhere.
This created an incentive to try to game the system by listing a less popular school as their first choice because that way they would at least have a chance of getting in somewhere.
"Regarding Tom, I think he's been in at a few clubs and he might be close to getting in somewhere," said McCall.
But I know a lot of people who did a round-trip on JDS or worse, got in somewhere near the top and took a loss or rode it back down.
It can help you getting in somewhere or making a fast and quick escape.
