Sentence examples for get in trim from inspiring English sources

Chat with some of the joggers: Ollan Cassell, who won the gold medal for the 1600-metre relay during the '64 Olympics; James Dunaway who averages two miles a day; Barry Geisler, a 12-year-old boy, and Deputy Adm. Commissioner of Rent and Housing Maintenance, Frederick S. Berman, who said he was trying to get in trim to keep a step ahead of angry landlords.

KESWICK: The foxhounds - seldom so-called here but more often referred to simply as "t' dogs" - have been back in kennels for some weeks now from the farms where they have been "walked" during the summer and are getting in trim for a hard winter's work on the fells.

If they stop practicing for a few weeks simply because school is out, they will only need to work harder to get back in trim.

However, you can get in trouble using the trim tabs.

The theory goes that Gore, normally a voracious eater, is just getting himself in trim in case Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama stumbles during the primary process.

Trimming is required to get in under time.

Well, if you're going to get in all those musical numbers, you have to trim something.

Trim your hair in a well-lit area before you get in the shower.

Trim or tie back any bushes and limbs that will get in your way.

and we were trying to get trimmer". In recent weeks, in anticipation of reductions in its current budget, about a dozen more full-time employes were laid off.

And it's true that the inhabitants of Weatherfield don't browse silently on an iPad in Roy's Rolls, react with furious keyboard taps to the latest scandal on Twitter as they get a trim in Audrey's salon, or show their friends the latest viral videos over a pint in the Rovers Return.