Sentence examples for get into a mode from inspiring English sources

The one thing they can't do is for both of them to get into a mode where they decide there is a certain part of the world that is absolutely against them.

"I was talking to Andy and a couple of other pitchers about how you get into a mode where you don't feel like you're going to lose," he added, referring to his teammate Andy Pettitte.

"You have so much energy in your tank and at some point you have to get into a mode of recovery and recovery is a holistic thing," said Etzel, who won a gold medal in rifle shooting at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics.

"We want to get into a mode where we don't have to ask you what you want.

In the Grand Canyon, my friends had, after a week, got into a mode of talking to one another almost exclusively in the diction and cadence of a nineteenth-century explorer's journals: "Cabbage stores are mostly depleted and what is left is sodden and rancid.

Asked if Mr Reckless did not know UKIP policy, Mr Farage said the campaign had been "long and hectic" and candidates in that situation often "got into a mode" of answering "on the topic and not the specific wording of the question".

"It's hard to get into a backup mode because they're taking you past the signing day.

It is because they are all versed in the science of persuading people to buy things—a science that, thanks to technological advances, is beginning to unlock the innermost secrets of the consumer's mind.In the Sainsbury's in Hatch Warren, Basingstoke, south-west of London, it takes a while for the mind to get into a shopping mode.

In these patches, neural activity can get into a critical mode, like neural avalanches [42] that would locally perturb the ionic homeostasis as exemplary shown in Fig. 5 (lower left).

"I have to almost get into a zombie mode.

There is a danger that we will get into a "pragmatic" mode of foreign policy.