Sentence examples for only just getting to from inspiring English sources

We're only just getting to Jerusalem.

Can you imagine if the iPhone had been invented in 1997, and we were only just getting to use it now?

As obvious as it sounds, while a 3D movie offers a unique stab at creating spatial awareness and depth of field, film-makers are only just getting to grips with this.

But economics is still only just getting to grips with these questions.Part of the problem is that, even before the recession, wages had not been improving as straightforward economics might suggest which is to say, in line with productivity.

Desplechin's film is hard, funny, and upsetting, and even at the end we feel that we are only just getting to know these people, though it could be argued that they scarcely know themselves.

Those who have grown up with super-fast broadband and what rightwing newspapers might describe as "a smorgasbord of degrading, violent pornographic images" are only just getting to the age where they're experimenting sexually with persons other than themselves.

"But?" "I've only just got to know you".

The crowd want a good match here – particularly as most of them have only just got to their seat.

I'm 29 and I've only just got to where I don't have to share a room with four boys every night.

Vunipola said this week that he had only just got to know Haskell and that the squad has a closeness that it lacked before.

By mid-afternoon, thankfully, the deluge had abated, and the hardcore who stayed (thousands left first thing to the chagrin of the bus and cab drivers who'd only just got to bed) were treated to woodland raves at 3pm.