Sentence examples for if it gets to that from inspiring English sources

"I'll wear my motorcycle helmet if it gets to that".

Then he'll get floppy and say, 'Mummy, I'm really tired.'" If it gets to that point, it's anaphylaxis.

As for accusations about DNA evidence against the McCanns, Mr Mitchell said that there "were wholly innocent explanations and Gerry and Kate will be able to explain everything if it gets to that stage.

If it gets to that stage we should have the guts to accept that this is no longer our affair, and invite the Arab world to sort it out themselves.

If it is proven in a court of law - if it gets to that - that someone has tried to falsify evidence to bring down a cabinet minister, that is a very fundamental issue, so I think it would be wrong to rush to judgment now.

"On occasions I've seen young people who are so turned off by the language that they don't want to go to school and it's affecting their wellbeing," says Crombie. "If it gets to that stage then I think the time has come to ask whether it's worth it or not.

Aoki says not. "It would be unfortunate if it got to that point, but that's the whole point of having negotiations at the beginning of the relationship that you're going into.

She didn't make any real news with what she said (she left open the possibility that she wouldn't turn down a draft campaign if it got to that point at the Republican National Convention, but that doesn't really mean anything); the important thing was that she gave an interview to C.N.N., even though she's a paid contributor to Fox News.

"The problem is when you market yourself, someone eventually begins to say, 'Well, OK, if you're really going to market yourself that way then demonstrate to us', and they feel like if it got to that situation they had to demonstrate to maintain the status they were trying to get". Ford said one of the boys had confessed that Lane, 22, was shot for "the fun of it" and because they were "bored".

For an opinion on how the problem would be treated if it got to that level, I spoke to Dr Dušan Potkonjak, associate specialist in psychiatry at Goodmayes Hospital, London.

For an opinion on how the problem would be treated if it got to that level, I spoke to Dušan Potkonjak, an associate specialist in psychiatry at Goodmayes Hospital in London.