Sentence examples for get into a space from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kelly "chooses to get into a space ship and fly to another planet".

It's usually the women who say, 'Oooh, aren't you small for a plumber?' But I can get into a space a strapping 6ft bloke can't.

It's not easy to get into a space where I'm comfortable sharing the ugly truth about my darkest moments.

"You try to get into a space where your imagination is so strong that you can really erase yourself," she told The Huffington Post last week.

In order to really write a poem (or anything else) I need to shut everything off -- phone, Internet, etc. -- and get into a space of concentration.

"It gets into a space, for some people, where it feels a bit frightening".

Enterprise-based gift card services may have a lower profile than consumer focused apps — with companies like Square and Facebook getting into a space already full of smaller startups like Wrapp and Gyft.

When space is limited, your turning circle may not be small enough to get into a tight space, forcing you to make a couple of gos to get in straight.

You get into a great space from doing the yoga, not from listening to someone talk".

Maybe she doesn't know how to get to a website on the internet, or she can't get into a small space that needs cleaning.

When you get into a negative space, your mind tends to run wildly, linking one negative thought with another one and compounding the negativity.