Sentence examples for get to on from inspiring English sources
Manukan, which you can get to on a little boat, is quite a small island but you can sit on the beach, eat and go snorkelling and see the fish.
It reminds me of the places we didn't get to on this trip: the white sugar-sand beaches and the mangrove-lined waterways that can be explored by kayak.
It's the journey and realization that you get to on your own -- and if some others figure it out before you, then good for them.
Working on an indie feature like Astraea gave me much more time and freedom as an actor to explore, make discoveries, take chances, and in general work at a deeper level than you get to on a big budget sitcom.
In other reflections of our culture at large, there are glimpses of community, revolution and awareness… I can tell you what I love to see, and you get to on occasion: I love to see a room full of people, living, dancing, being their authentic selves and communicating with each other through their very presence.
I think people want to see Takam unconscious on the floor, and that's what I was trying to get to". On breaking his nose in the second round: "I had to keep my cool.
I get to carry on being me.
They just get to carry on living.
Get to work on the next generation.
Winners get to stay on court.
