Sentence examples for to get in the groove from inspiring English sources

"I was able to get in the groove of the game, and that might have helped.

"I was just trying to get in the groove of things.

"For me, he's been very good at in-game adjustments, recognizing what's going on and being able to get in the groove of the game and pitch based on how things are going," Halladay said last month.

To get in the groove for the role of the Riders on the Storm crooner, Kilmer learned 50 songs from the band's back catalogue and interrogated former Doors producer Paul Rothschild for months, learning specific intonations to help him perfectly channel the spirit of the 60s rocker.

"Sometimes I can coax my mind to get in the groove and eat its vegetables, sometimes it digs in, but most of the time, trying to get myself to focus on a specific task at a specific time is quite an endeavour.

It may take some time to get in the groove, but practice, practice, practice until you achieve the quality of content you want.

Sitting for as long as I have, it's tough to get in that groove and it's tough to get that timing".

Next, my keyboardist, drummer and I meet in their dressing room and listen to music with a groove to get in the zone.

At 4.55m, though, Bleasdale struggled to get in to the groove again.

Experienced dancers also dance with newcomers to help them get in the groove.

Once you get in the groove, it will be easier to do with everyone you come across, including an attractive woman or man who walks by," he said.