Sentence examples for getting in for from inspiring English sources

I didn't move to the larger presses until they knew what they were getting in for.

One thing that is certain, he said, is no one – including the celebrities who generally populate the ringside seats – is getting in for free.

Now imagine an event where the fabled guest list (a bit of an oxymoron, granted, when everyone is getting in for free) is not a grubby, well-thumbed wodge of paper, but a shiny, box-fresh iPad.

He concedes he didn't quite know what he was getting in for.

1037: There should be a good crowd in at Lord's today with tickets on sale for £10 and under-16s getting in for free.

It is not just the people getting in for free, it is the people making money off the back of it".

Take the Inkia MID500 I just got in for review.

Couples got in for $60.

Then they get in for a week.

An investor can get in for $2,500.

Babies often get in for free.