Sentence examples for getting into transport from inspiring English sources
Why? "I know it's cold in winter, but going to the party, leaving the party, getting into transport, is still a part of the night out and you should look good".
He then got into transporting huge quantities of dope across the world, and was the country's first recognisable drug baron.
He then got into transporting huge quantities of dope across the world, and was the UK's first recognizable drug baron.
There was nothing brilliant about designing the first 4 x 12, it was purely the most convenient size to get into the transport that groups had in those days," he admitted.
Speaking with UNICEF Representative in South Sudan Dr. Yasmin Haque, the children said they often help their peers with disabilities, assisting them as they cross roads, get into public transport cars and access the toilets in their school.
The public transport has been good and getting into the park was very smooth – actually, it's better than I expected.
Transport No need to worry about getting into town: you're there already.
This is to stop anything getting into or out of the vodka-infused watermelon when transporting it to a party.
Kulveer Ranger, the mayor's Transport Advisor, said: "These figures are a stark reminder of the dangers of getting into an unbooked minicab.
Surviving records show a group of campaigners got into the headquarters of Transport for London and up to the chairman's office on the seventh floor.
