Sentence examples similar to get through my second from inspiring English sources

I feel fortunate to have them be the first Berliner I've met, because that feeling has helped me get through my first months quite easily.

He'd never been a fiction man; it took him six months to get through my first novel and we had many conversations subsequently that started, "You know, that's not really how it happened …" My father liked things to be beautiful all the time, which is why he was often a pain in the neck.

Meditation helped me get through my first trimester when I wasn't feeling my best and had lower than usual energy levels.

As I slowly got through my first ducks, I stacked up their parts on my cutting board.

If not for him, I wouldn't have gotten through my first two years as coach.

But swaying anxiously under the bleachers, I was more concerned with getting through my first pregame performance mistake-free.

I got through my first day of testimony, during which the Crown asked me about the details of my assault, relatively unscathed.

I got through my first year, but my second year was harder.

I got through my first fuel stop at the 80km mark and moved into 20th.

"I will be looking to get through my rehab first of all, and then come back as strong as ever and raring to go for Ipswich," he told the club website .

She added: "I have to get through my exams first - I'm in my final year of A-levels and the exams start in May so I will have to buckle down and get some revision done next". Ms Royle, currently a student at Ramsey Grammar School, learnt to play the penny whistle in primary school where she was a member of the folk group.