Sentence examples for up where it gets from inspiring English sources

"Well, I'd like to see her up where it gets steep," the fat boy said.

"It could be the Hudson up north where it gets narrow," she said.

(See, we told you that this would lead to a sell-out compromise with Reid and Obama!) Isn't the House leadership just setting itself up for a narrative where it gets accused of running a bait and switch, and tricking conservatives into providing cover for a bipartisan sell-out?

Now, this story is weird up to this point but here is where it gets turned up to 11.

The atmospheric CO2 is part of the carbon cycle where CO2 is exhaled from volcanoes, reacts with silicates to form carbonates, and ends up on the seafloor, from where it gets subducted by plate tectonics into the mantle and later re-emerges through volcanoes.

"You hear it played in different ways, where it gets chopped up, played backward and forward".

Such movement may continue for a year or more before it reaches a critical point where it gets hung up, Dr. Elllsworth said.

But the additional fees are entirely up to you—and that's where it gets interesting.

Even with song titles like "Looking Up" and "This Is Where It Gets Good," E sounds as if he barely believes the situation himself.

In book-writing a musical, essentially you write a scene up to the point where it gets really dramatic and then you hand it over to the music writer and they turn that high point into a song".

"I should have been a better critic had I not been drunk at the time," sadly summed up where it had got to by 1972.