Sentence examples for get into the changing from inspiring English sources
As a player I just wanted to get into the changing room and on to the pitch as quickly as possible.
Ireland had done all the attacking and when we got into the changing room we were looking at each other wondering what had gone wrong.
The resulting sponge-like matrix possesses a very large specific surface area (up to 300 m2/cm3): gases and liquids can easily get into pores, thus changing the optical, chemical and electrical properties of PSi [6].
Changing Scenery Children can get into the act when Be Mused Productions stages a free performance of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" on Dec. 11 at noon at the New Rochelle Public Library.
"I'm not going to get into the details of that," Ms. Wall said, before changing the subject to the economy.
So, as we get into the grove and rhythm of the summer, I am changing my mindset.
I think that's changing, as more and more women get into the business.
Sometimes he and Stella used his member's key to get into the canoe club at night and made love on the floor in the changing room.
"A lot of times, G.M.'s have gotten into the game of changing names, but things that look good on paper don't necessarily connect well and work well on the field," Zeile said.
He said that threatening the tenure security enjoyed by current social housing occupants is "the last thing we want to do," but added that he "hadn't even got into" the matter of changing conditions of tenure for newcomers to that sector in the future - so he hasn't ruled out the possibility.
