Sentence examples for to get in training for from inspiring English sources

Such beauty suggests an ideal way to get in training for the season at Film Forum.

Personally I would be telling your mate to get in some training for the 10k because he'll be running in a Gloucester shirt.

Indiana pig club boy getting in training for the show.

Evidence is scanty, too, of whether the requirements are leading people to get help in training for a job or searching for one.

"I've got my match fitness up so this is probably a good chance for me to get in and train with the lads," the former Blackburn and Birmingham City man continued.

Though Portman gave up ballet lessons as a child, she trained hard for a year with the New York City Ballet's Mary Hahn Bowers to get in shape for Nina, eventually training for eight hours a day and losing 20 pounds in the process.

These days, Americans train to get in shape for marathons, weddings and backpacking trips.

"We were talking about famous boxers and historical boxing fights," said Jordan, 28, who underwent a grueling program of training and diet to get in shape for the film.

One of the trains Mr. Brett has added is a former deadhead -- a train that runs empty to get in position for the rush hour -- that has been "livened up".

The best therapy in the flight control world is to get in that control center and train for the next mission.

And the good news is you don't need to train for a marathon to get in shape.