Sentence examples for got in one from inspiring English sources

I only got in one punch-on last year.

Then I got in one night and put the telly on and the Late Review was on, and just at that moment Tim Lott and Jeanette Winterson were saying, 'Well, she's… all right.' My husband was filming away abroad – people are never there when you need them.

The fans are doing their bit with a rousing version of "You'll Never Walk Alone". "There is lots and lots of space on Celtic's right-hand side but they have not got in one single cross.

"You only got in one hour yesterday," she says.

"I got in one side and fell straight out the other," she laughs.

The probe I V characteristic curve can be got in less than 5 ms and the plasma parameters, the electron temperature and the electron density, varying with the time can be got in one plasma discharge of 400 ms.

I need to get in!" one clearly drunk (and clearly lying) dude screams.

The Germany international then got in one-on-one down the right of the area, but Caballero was again equal to his side-foot shot.

"I thought Jermain Defoe was going to make it 2-0 and then Dame N'Doye got in one-on-one.

Of course, pesky rivals will get in one's way on a project of this size.

The Houston Independent School District got in on that one.