We found 389 examples of how to use get into in an English sentence.
Sentences 101 to 125 of 389.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 101. | Get into the boat, please. | |
| 102. | How did you get into the building? | |
| 103. | How did you get into trouble? | |
| 104. | I knew that Tom wouldn't be able to get into the bar. | |
| 105. | I'm almost certain that Tom will get into the university of his choice. | |
| 106. | I'm almost certain that Tom will get into the university that he wants. | |
| 107. | Let's not get into that, please. | |
| 108. | What did you two get into a fight about? | |
| 109. | Why don't you get into the pool? | |
| 110. | Why don't you get into the water? | |
| 111. | Tom locked the door so only he and others with keys can get into the room. | |
| 112. | Tom was about to get into his car when he was shot. | |
| 113. | Tom lied about his age to get into the club. | |
| 114. | Tom helped Mary get into her wheelchair. | |
| 115. | I told Tom it wasn't possible for him to get into our club. | |
| 116. | I don't want him to get into trouble. | |
| 117. | You have to wait on a long line to get into the Louvre Museum. | |
| 118. | I don't want Tom to get into trouble. | |
| 119. | How did you get into the house? | |
| 120. | Tom doesn't want to get into trouble. | |
| 121. | Tom decided to see if he could get into that club. | |
| 122. | People like Tom often get into fights. | |
| 123. | A student from Oslo who falsified his diploma to get into college has been sentenced to prison. | |
| 124. | Tom tried to get into the house. | |
| 125. | If you keep your grades up, you'll get into a good university. |