Sentence examples for getting to that biplane from inspiring English sources

"This is the first time it's flown, but we're already getting to that biplane".

"Got to love that".

"To fly something like this, low level, halfway around the world seeing all the most iconic landscapes, geology, vegetation - it's just the best view in the world". Flying the open cockpit biplane had given her an "insight" into what Ms Johnson went through getting to Australia, she added.

"We got to get him that ring.

"Got to buy that".

Got to have that!

Get used to that.

"I've got to get over that".

That really gets to me.

It just got to the point where I said, 'Do you want to keep on flying and live in a tree or do you want to pay apartment rent?' " She is still lively, still spurts out the occasional swear word, still looks at the old pictures of herself in the helmet and a baggy jump suit, standing on her head on biplane wings.

Soldiers from a nearby barracks kept the public from getting too close to the biplane.