We found 389 examples of how to use get into in an English sentence.
Sentences 76 to 100 of 389.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 76. | But it lets us get into the church. | |
| 77. | Let's not get into that. | |
| 78. | How did she get into that class? | |
| 79. | The burglars forced the lock to get into the apartment. | |
| 80. | I want to get into shape, so I've been working out every day. | |
| 81. | How did you get into our room? | |
| 82. | What I dread most is to get into a rut. | |
| 83. | I don't want to get into trouble. | |
| 84. | I don't want to get into a jam. | |
| 85. | You ought to get into the habit of brushing your teeth after every meal. | |
| 86. | I've decided to get into politics. | |
| 87. | I've decided to get into teaching. | |
| 88. | Tom's parents were disappointed that he couldn't get into Harvard. | |
| 89. | Tom was disappointed that he couldn't get into Harvard. | |
| 90. | I don't want her to get into trouble. | |
| 91. | I'm trying to get into shape. | |
| 92. | Get into the car and wait for me. | |
| 93. | He lied about his age to get into the club. | |
| 94. | Let me get into the car first. | |
| 95. | There's still a real lot to do. Let's get into it! | |
| 96. | We'll have to pick the lock to get into the house. | |
| 97. | Drink driving is a surefire way to get into trouble with the police. | |
| 98. | If you don't want to get into a mess, don't say anything bad about Tom and Mary. | |
| 99. | I have lost my keys so I can't get into my flat. | |
| 100. | How did Tom get into Mary's office? |