Sentence examples for getting to know how from inspiring English sources
"I don't know yet if I want to be a politician, but I'm getting to know how to be one".
"I'm still trying to get to know the players and getting to know how they play and all things they can do.
It has created terror for girls so that, instead of getting to know how to respond to their appetites, they become fearful.
Expect to spend time on land getting to know how the boat works and learning the rowing movements on an ergometer before you get to go out in a crew boat.
As interesting as the class work could be (depending on the teacher), the real business of getting to know how music works took place in instrument lessons, and, after a couple of years, the orchestra or band, which gave students a taste of performing music rather than absorbing it passively.
Valerie was getting to know how he used exaggerated expressions like "sink of iniquity," whose sense she didn't know but could guess at, as if he were partly making fun of his own disapproval, while at the same time he furiously meant it.
