Sentence examples for get to know soon from inspiring English sources

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We'll actually get to know soon, though the fact they are filing in this fashion does imply that Twitter had less than $1 billion in revenue in 2012.

Some acts were people you've never heard of, and others were people you'd get to know soon, including a lanky 19-year-old named Chance the Rapper and an already celestial Jamila Woods.

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But they will get to know him soon enough.

You'd better get to know him pretty soon, if the latest proposals by the Royal Mail are accepted by Postcomm.

If you get to know him, then soon you will be boyfriend.

Mr. Weschler spent a total of $5.25 million to get to know his now soon-to-be boss.

They would get to know each other better soon enough.

It's also really important when you go into a new school to get to know your staff as soon as possible – and to recognise that there might be great people in your school who just haven't been led well.

However, if you ever get to know us, you will soon agree that we make a great friendship that you will never forget nor replace for the rest of your life.

"You'll soon get to know that sweaty, 300-pound lineman intimately," the announcer intones.

For her part, Ms. Thompson would soon get to know Kayla, Mr. Cumpelik's 8-year-old daughter from another relationship.

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