Sentence examples for getting to put on from inspiring English sources

It has proper thrills in its early stages, throws in a bit of Tarzan, Treasure Island and Lara Croft in its variable mid-section, and ends well in Rider Haggard mode, with LaBeouf almost getting to put on the sacred titfer, but you can't help noticing that it, too, is representative of its age: there's a lot more digital and a lot less stunt about it.

The Joint Chiefs and their underlings have passed all the background checks they need by virtue of getting to put on a uniform of the United States Armed Forces.

The advantage is that one artist gets to put on a serious show instead of being slotted into a curated jumble sale.

At times it reminds me of scouting badges: Which one do you get to put on your vest?

We got to put on white protective suits, and waders up to our hips".

"I get to put on a Spandex suit and run around punching people".

"It's what you wanted, so, sweetie, you got to put on your big-girl drawers and do it".

Practicing for the role never felt quite right, he said, until the day he got to put on "the hair".

You got to put on for the black community".

But there's this feeling here that we've got to put on a great show.

I'm always bitching because I've got to put on more make-up today.