Sentence examples similar to getting into post from inspiring English sources

She repeatedly has chosen to make her mark on the track instead of getting into post-race fights.

He adds: "And then out of nowhere I got into post rock and hardcore punk.

Meyer says Britain "tried" to get into post-invasion planning with Americans.

If we had better interoffice communication, we'd know about these things before the movies got into post-production.

Those who'd only recently gotten into posting Snapchat Stories are finding it easier to watch and share on Instagram where they already spend time and have built a social graph.

"If we don't do those elections as required by the high court and the Constitution, then we'll be getting into a post-Constitution era," Tuju continued.

This distance is preferred and has enough speed to get into position from the outside post.

The first question in the race is, "Who actually is the speed?" I think Tiz Partners could be sent to get into position from the outside post, and could be dangerous on the lead.

The regular season is a prelude, an effort to get into the post-season and be in place to win the league championship, to become a part of your sport's history.

Take a look at the 15-1 Green Bay Packers and their quarterback Aaron Rodgers, arguably one of the top three QBs in the game today -- they do an astonishing job all season with the best record in the NFL and then lose in their first post-season outing to the Giants who had a paltry 9-7 record, and only got into the post-season because everyone else in the NFC East did worse.

We won't get into hypotheticals post-election about carbon price repeals.