Sentence for get | Use get in a sentence

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• Get on with you! (8)
• I must get ready. (10)
• But he must get them. (9)
• Did you get a letter? (9)
• I must get you to see! (8)
• Get me an interpreter. (10)
• You get in first, Agnes. (9)
• They wanted to get married. (8)
• You get nothing out of me. (10)
• Get her away from that place. (10)
• I shall never get on that way. (8)
• I shall get supplies to-morrow. (10)
• Then get him; and take that tray. (8)
• Anything to get it out of himself! (8)
• He had taken his time to get ready. (13)
• Do you hint it, if you get a chance. (10)
• But occasionally we get glimpses of it. (9)
• She would have to get used to this now. (8)
• There you get at their point of unity. (10)
• And a craving to get drunk attacked him. (8)
• Get yourself that fan you saw the other day. (9)
• I must take you about to get the things to-morrow. (8)
• They lied to get him undisputed Christian burial. (10)
• One station before we got to Königsberg I did get out. (12)
• Leave him to spout the stuff and get rid of his poison. (10)
• Mrs. Dashwood now took pains to get acquainted with him. (4)
• Never let us get into the clutches of these financiers. (18)
• He knew how to take care of himself; he could get around anybody. (12)
• As soon as you see me at the drawing-room window, get ready and go. (8)
• But when did you, or anybody, ever get a compliment from me, Fanny? (4)
• What he expected to get out of the young man he did not as yet know. (8)
• They have got a right to get married, and they ought to have the chance. (9)
• Would he get through without spilling it all down his front, or choking? (8)
• I must let these Ormont Memoirs run and upset him, if they get to print. (10)
• Then he took himself off, saying that he must get to his office at once. (13)
• To watch him was painful, so feeble had he grown; I was glad to get away. (8)
• Heroes will have to conquer both before they will get them to subscribe to it. (10)
• The Coxes were wondering last night whether she would get into any great family. (4)
• I could get the nicest house in world for you, next door to ours, in Hanover-square. (4)
• I wonder whether I may ask him to get me lodgings: a sitting-room and two bedrooms. (10)
• August conspired with the traeger to get them a first-class compartment to themselves. (9)
• Of course, we must try to get the contrasts of luxury for the sake of the full effect. (9)
• It was foolish; but wait till you get feeling like what I was, and see how it draws you. (8)
• Surely it would be as well if my father could get a woman of fortune to take care of him! (10)
• Until I hear from you, I shall try to get in touch with Judith, and take counsel with her. (12)
• When they get to our age, I dare say they will not think about officers any more than we do. (4)
• She asked him if he would not have a fan, and he allowed her to get it for him from the mantel. (9)
• As soon as I can get her alone, I will discover the real truth; but she seems to wish to avoid me. (4)
• Stern ambition was uppermost in his mind again, and he began to plan to get back to Philadelphia. (18)
• Captain Benwick must give up his room to them, and get another bed elsewhere; and the whole was settled. (4)
• He had hurried back to lunch, scamping it so that he might get to his piano for an hour of forgetfulness. (8)
• She would get it by the first post; but what could he say that was not dangerous, if Cramier chanced to see? (8)
• She was here no doubt because of some memory, and did not mean to try and get out of it by vulgar explanation. (8)
• Gentlemen who have food in their stomachs, money in their pockets, and know where to get more, they never think. (8)
• He went up to his bedroom to get a book, and his heart began to beat violently, for she was in there making the bed. (8)
• I always feel a little proud of hailing from Boston; my pleasure in the place mounts the farther I get away from it. (9)
• And mumbling over in his mind the bitter days of his divorce, he rose to get out of sight, but quickly sat down again. (8)
• She felt as though she had passed through a bad illness, and had no desire now but to get home as quickly as she could. (8)
• His pride in the number gushed out in fresh bursts of rhetoric to every one whom he could get to talk with him about it. (9)
• It is as easy to get to us as to Switzerland, and you shall sleep now and then in the ice-chest to make you comfortable. (14)
• Nor does the organization, as some of its critics seem to imagine, get any special privileges from the telegraph companies. (16)
• No, the less we try to get personality and character into our household effects the more beautiful and interesting they will be. (9)
• She tried once or twice to get through to Alan, but he was always eating; he looked very like a young Uncle Stanley this evening. (8)
• This speculation soothed him, moving between the high hedges slowly, so as not to get overheated, though the day was chill enough. (8)
• That precisely is what he cannot get until all critics are what they should be—lawyers whose only clients are their own convictions. (16)
• The copyright due me, no matter how handsome it is, appears deplorably mean, and I feel impoverished for several days after I get it. (9)
• We managed to get away from Florence without his knowing it, and we have spent the last two years in Lausanne, very happily, though very quietly. (9)
• He asked Clementina to present him to Mrs. Lander, who pressed him to get into her compartment; the clergyman vanished, and Lord Lioncourt yielded. (9)
• Generally, sidewalks are lined and porches packed with people eager to get their first glance of the circus, though its beauty and grandeur are hid. (21)
• Christine inferred that Miss Vance had called because she wished to be the first to get in with them since it had begun to get around. (9)
• Kenton looked him in the face without answering, and then tried to get away from him, but Bittridge followed him up, talking, and ignoring his silence. (9)

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