Sentence examples for gotten into recently from inspiring English sources

Forbes: Can you tell me some specific stocks you've gotten into recently?

Though I haven't included any in this list, anyone after some sublime choppage should look up some Equinox and Bizzy B. Another sound I've been getting into recently is late 90s/early 00speeded garage, niche and bassline etc.

In an email to THUMP, the producer writes that the new tracks "[riff] on a lot of the same atmospheres as the Tor record earlier in the year but with more of a nod to a lot of the Italo / Wave stuff I've been getting into recently.

He started out working exclusively in Photoshop, but he's been getting into AfterEffects recently, and it shows in his most recent GIFs.

I've been getting into linoprinting recently.

I got into correspondence recently with a former teacher from high school in Britain.

It could at least have imposed one more on a par with that of another player who got into trouble recently, for a repeat drug-related offense.

Scientists have been working for decades to understand how anthrax toxins get into cells; recently researchers have started exploring the possibility of mimicking this system to deliver small protein molecules as vaccines.

If it goes on for many more years, you'd have to have Shaun [played by Thomas Turgoose] going to film school… What's weird about that is that Thommo's got into photography recently.

Bill mentioned how he and Anna had got into sexting recently — chuckling around the table — and in particular how they liked to send naughty pics back and forth, how this made their days infinitely more interesting.

If you got into one recently, you, not the fund firms, got clobbered.