Sentence examples for gets up that from inspiring English sources

He's got power and pace and he's also an elusive runner when he gets up that head of steam".

She often gets up that way, too.

They'd love it, they say, although Walter warns, as she gets up, that this is only "day one of rehearsals" and jokes that by the end of the run-up, they might be at each other's throats.

Your choice, but let's just say you can eat your picnic in the car and if the wind gets up, that sand can be quite whippy.

And I have big respect for that because, who gets up that early?

And, when he finally gets up that fourth flight, sweating and swearing, he heaves the steel off his shoulders, takes two steps in the door, and remarks, "This is a tiny-ass apartment -- where are you even going to put this?!" So there you are, staring at this stranger from the projects, who seems, at this very moment, to be a beacon of pulled-togetherness to your utter mess.

If he doesn't get up, that's not funny.

Or if you set the alarm for six o'clock and you actually do get up, that's a moment.

He's got us believing that if we do things in his way we'll get up that table.

But it can be a mistake to sit down; it makes getting up that bit harder.

"Just a matter of some balls that I got up that got hit," Rasner said.