Sentence examples for get up into from inspiring English sources

When you get up into the Premier League, you're lucky.

The art's done, if not the whole booklet, but enough to get up into itunes.

"I didn't get up into position for us to get the touchdown," he said.

"You really have to get up into the canopy and prune out any cracked or hanging branches," Mr. Blonsky said.

Creative planning then can make it so there are minimal steps to get up into the home.

A bad day is doing everything right until you get up into the shot and then just missing the shots.

He's sworn to secrecy about the precise route that enables one to get up into the interior of the spire.

And he gets up into you defensively".

"You'd just get too loose and risk getting up into the wall".

John's got up into us, they pressured us, they made it tough on us," said Hansbrough, who led Notre Dame with 18 points.

Second, if your beans are shriveling even with your good efforts, enough water may not be getting up into the plant.