Sentence examples for getting on the grid from inspiring English sources

Just getting on the grid can be a hassle in the Mr. Chow universe.

"The first year was always about getting on the grid in a short space of time and trying to be the best of the new teams," said Gascoyne, the chief technical officer.

But getting on the grid comes at a cost.

The benefits of getting on the grid are cited repeatedly ("I can watch TV during the day"), but the question of why it took so long to get here doesn't come up, at least not in the presence of an outsider.

If you buy used equipment, you can get on the grid for about $2,500".

I don't read the newspapers, and I can barely tolerate my Twitter account, but I knew I had to get on the grid when I woke up last week and noticed numbers rarely affixed to my inbox -- family, friends, colleagues, even rare acquaintances, all directing me to various links of Kendrick Lamar's performance at the 2016 Grammy Awards.

Getting off the grid isn't easy these days, even for Ron Swanson on "Parks & Rec".

Laps 56 Lap length 3.39 miles 2011 winner L Hamilton f1.f1china.com.cn Live Sky & BBC Expert view Lewis Hamilton I've won in China twice and last year's victory was one of my favourites because it was so touch-and-go whether I'd even get on to the grid after we suffered a fuel leak in the garage.

Although initially led by academia, industry is also getting in on the grid act.

On the other hand, getting back on the grid was just as painful as I imagined it would be.

Get off the grid!