to get into

The woman kept as near as she could to the children and even tried to get into the case herself, but it was too small.

She had good grades but wanted to get into graduate school, so she did an honors thesis to impress the graduate admissions committee.

I would have been happy (to be in Europa League contention) but when I came here I saw how achievable it was to get into the top six.

Eyewitness Udo Sandhoefer said some people climbed up the walls of the tunnel in an attempt to get into the grounds from the side.

Every other journalist is trying to get into Syria, but on Saturday I was trying to get out.

Politicians do not need ideological differences to get into a fight, to be sure.

Normally it means to be "in a pinch" or "to get into a scrape" , but when it is applied to the economy, it becomes "financial crisis" .

"It would be nice to get into the top four, to be honest with you, " he said.

But it also might be hard to get into a serious conversation with him, which can be frustrating.

The only thing I have to care about was to get into a top university. . . My classmates and I spent almost all our time on campus.

When Google decided to get into the smartphone business it brought with it a philosophy.

Two declined to comment on Mr. Hendry, saying they did not want to "get into a fight" with him.

trying to get into a small parking space fouled up traffic.

If somebody goes through a terrible initiation to get into a club, they'll like the club more.

Normally I love to get into the kitchen to cook, but I had left starting dinner too late, and began to feel overly hungry and irritable.

He seemed almost too weak to hold himself up as he prepared to get into a waiting car.

While he waved his hand and muttered that he had done nothing at all, he was obeying her behest by trying to get into a chair.

I'm never going to get into a good college, so then I won't be able to get a good job.

A. I'm trying to change the paper size from A4 to A3 before I print out, but I can't seem to get into that screen.

She was just about to get into sleep when the baby began to cry.

It didn't take you a week to get into your situation; it won't take you a week to get out of it.

The prologue begins in May 2005, when I'm looking at Pilar as if it's dying of thirst and wanting only to get into water.

And private investors are trying to get into China, not out of it.

I found it almost impossible to get into on Thursday, though it had staggered to its feet by Friday morning.

It's not always easy to get into the beginning of our seasons here in Florida.

When you're on a crowded street, or trying to get into a crowded bus, other people are going to start shoving.

I have been waiting to get into this bar for so long, but every time I try to get in, they make me leave. The way is always barred to me.

"It's always nice to break records but the main thing is to get into the next round - and the most pleasing thing is to do that, " he said.

Now when surfing the internet it's all too easy to get into the wrong areas and get mugged for your personal information.

e. g. While the modeling business is no means easy to get into, the good model will always be in demand.

In a conversation with me on Monday, the congressmansaid that he intends to get into the question of monetary policy itself.

"The emotion is very different if you are trying to stay away from a woman or trying to get into bed with her, " says one European official.

Without enough social value, she won't reciprocate the connection and think you're just another "nice guy" trying to get into her pants.

If you want to get into a really good college, you've got to have a top academic record.

On June 2nd, a group of hackers calling itself "LulzSec" claimed that it had been able to get into the network of Sony Pictures.

So it's easy to get into the high temperature limit, in that case. Where you basically see a temperature independent heat capacity.

We were trying to get into a taxi when he came up to us.

I think you asked me that because you think the final club that's easiest to get into is the one where I'll have the best chance.

If I asked you were it possible for you to get into the best shape of your life, we could agree that it is.

The family suspects a hotel employee, she said, since the thieves used a copy of their electronic key to get into their room.

Of those trying to get into Italy across the Mediterranean, a high proportion were always political refugees.

I can completely understand the level of intimidation in trying to ask someone to undergo such a trial to get into a series.

One who has difficulty to get into an emotion, would be difficult get out of one ales.

If Spain and Italy were to get into a vicious cycle like Greece, Mr Tilford warns, "the future of the euro would be very much in doubt" .

As you rise in school, you see that to get into an elite university, you need to ace the exams given at the end of your senior year.

To get into the habit, set an alarm or make it a goal to do reality checks a certain number of times per day.

Obviously knowing that a great club appreciate your work is an added incentive, but I'm just trying to get into top form for Barcelona.

who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to mass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish.

Just then, the sea water started to get into the ship, and a lot of people were unable to escape.

Notice what Augustine's doing: he feels like it's okay for him to get into the Psalm and put himself in the role of the speaker.

When the ship hit an iceberg and began to sink, women and children were the first ones to get into the lifeboats.

Give him time, I think he's just trying to get into a groove before he tries the more challenging moves.

To restore peace , I told the children to get into their seats , but a little girl repeatedly refused my orders.

Twelve years of learning leads up to one test score to get into a good college.

He wrote to me a few times ( "I'm biking with some friends and I feel great" ); letters about how he would try to get into university.

To prepare for his role as Iron Man, Robert Downey Jr. spent five days a week weight training and practiced martial arts to get into shape.

I would urge every one of you to get into the habit of going to church every Sunday, never miss.

But it spends its time trying to get into the stomach of a cat, the only place where it can successfully reproduce.

Egyptians again queued up in long lines to get into banks, but they appeared to be orderly.

I can feel as if we are about to get into something a bit complicated regarding opportunities for everyone involved.

I was just trying to get into the cabin and [was] just shot, like most of the other people who were just shot for nothing, " he said. "

How much does it cost to get into the museum?

There is always a reason for everything, also for this pause; but I would not like to get into details, if you allow me this.

Now, at my age I don't like to get into trouble, especially when it might be dangerous for me.

And I was told that I was the only toxicologist to date who was dumb enough to get into the water, but I did.

Then start networking like mad, says Walsh: "Talk to as many people as you can in the field you're trying to get into, or get back into. "

God knows, they'd just queued up to get into Madame Tussauds on a summer's day in London.

Bad habits are like a comfortable bed: they're easy to get into, but hard to get out of.

Analysts said the premium offer reflects the company's eagerness to get into more lucrative niches.

More than three-quarters were migrants returning from, or trying to get into, the United States.

He used somebody else's invitation card to get into the party, and nobody would have known if Cathy had not blown the gaff.

When you are stressed, your body tenses up as if it's about to get into a fight.

Wushu, a Chinese martial art, is still trying to get into the Olympics.

Earlier this year Ding said he, too, wanted to get into pig farming, with a focus on raising organic livestock.

In order to get into a good university, he always studies very late before going to bed.

As I recall in one LME presentation however, the full acceptance by the aluminum sector took over a decade or two to get into full swing.

It is not easy to get into that top four, so the biggest success of all is to just get the players there. They might not get beyond that.

But the minute something breaks, it's really easy to get into the WELL EVERYTHING WAS WORKING FINE YESTERDAY mode.

People seem to fail to get into account the fact those education does not end with graduation.

Because Mars is opposite your sign now it's easy to get into trouble with others, especially partners and close friends.

It's difficult work; it's a marathon really to get into a facility like this and do it right.

When you finally taste that there is no need to get into any arguments with anybody, because you know what works for you.

My parents are counting on me a lot to get into a university. I just can't fail them or myself.

The point of this exercise is to get into places inside our psyche that we previously denied.

Eg. I plan to leave the present job in order to be able to get into the advertising business.

Around Christmas, he was able to get into a couple of games with the right people.

break The firemen had to break down the door to get into the burning house.

As it stands, you have to pay at least $500 to get into the iPad game and that's for a Wi-Fi-only 16GB tablet.

He used his influential friends to help him to get into the administration section by the back door .

In short, they do not trust the banks not to get into a similar mess again.

More want to get into the book to understand that beyond the general excitement.

I don't have to get into a long conversation tree with him.

Sam doesn't sleep ever (I've decided it's best not to get into the physiology of sleep requirements, soul or not, and just go with it).

Susan: Now we've decided to go global, what form of entry should we use to get into the US market?

"Now we feel we're starting to get into a rhythm, " he said.

I'm just looking at the safety instruction manual . There's a very interesting picture of the correct way to get into a crash position .

I saw a photo on the internet of somebody trying to get into the Guinness Book of Records.

Some of you have difficulties to understand why mother earth needs so long to get into full action.

She had lied about being raped to get into the US, lied on her tax returns, and lied on numerous other issues.

I asked him what I should do to get into photography as a career. He said " Come to New York" .

I knew that I had to be twice as good as a man to get into college.

France has announced it will close an illegal camp in the border of Calais used by migrants trying to get into Britain.

It's easy to get into the red if you don't pay close attention to the amount of money you spend .

On each stroke, your goal is to get into a position with your legs straight and your arms out.

What I dread is to get into a rut. One yearns for freshness of thought and ideas.

Today, while in a club, someone kept trying to get into the toilet cubicle I was using.

I really want to get into EVE but I doubt my computer would handle it all that well.

Take one step at a time. It doesn't happen overnight. Have goals and try to get into a routine.

Accurate basic shooting skills are the basic requirements to get into one of these tac schools.

Now you're ready to get into some Java code, and learn about generating VXML dynamically.

When he was 14, the sudden death of his father apparently gave him the impetus to get into Yale and to thrive there.

Many traders were stranded throughout the tri-state area, unable to get into the office.

I got the new job and trying to get into this apartment. Anyway , so you're a doctor.

To get into character, the tanned actor drove around the set in mirrored aviator sunglasses, jeans and a black jacket.

"China is an extremely important market for Chrysler to get into and there is great interest in that market, " he said.

It takes most people several minutes to get into a productive mental groove geared for a specific type of task.

Eg. George keeps a tight rein on his children, but they still seem to get into trouble regularly.

Better to stay out of sight than to get into a confrontation.

Even so, it is very easy to get into a business-life-threatening situation because of a big customer that goes broke.

"It took years for us to get into this mess and it will take more than a few months to turn it around, " Obama said at the White House.

He did not even pass the entrance examination to get into Zurich Polytechnic School.

It took a while for some students to get into the creative process, but once they did, there were some amazing creatures roaming around!

My reason for leaving the company is those I wish to get into the advertising business.

The men on the horse were jockeying about to get into a proper line.

"It will be a really great study to get into their heads and say, well, what were their priorities? " he said.

The assistant calls that guy and tells him to get into the office and get that service working again right now.

Andrew is getting a lot heat from his parents to get into a good university.

I work for xyz company, but you know I always wanted to get into animation design and work for myself.

Her Christian Democratic Union had its worst-ever result, and its Free Democratic Party allies failed to get into the state legislature.

You should really apply now if you are really interested in that school. You snooze you lose . Everyone's trying to get into that school.

She used to get into a state as exams approached.

He hated instinctively any attempt to get into the depths of his feelings.

Fry's does not hand out tickets in line, so being able to get into the store and to your item area is key.

Short of that , musically skilled kids get bonus points in the pressure-cooker competition to get into good universities and high schools .

It was just more difficult than usual to get into a scoring position.

Not everybody is able to get into Univesities, and Universities do not accept any people who hope to get into.

She kept saying that she is going to get into Oxford but I told her don't count her chickens before they hatch.

Cang Li Man was about to get into the taxi when he heard Tao Zi calling him from behind .

she was used to pitch products from cigarettes and sewing thread to wafers and to urge young men to get into uniform, if only as Boy Scouts.

Almost everything in life is easier to get into than to get out of.

There are places where you seem to get into the flow of writing effortlessly.

And as he watched his former sector collapse, Lewis realized that altruism wasn't the only motive to get into nursing.

Even John Terry seems to get into double figures for Chelsea each season, he's so dangerous from set-pieces.

A man of talent may have another problem, that is, being much easier to get into a blind alley.

It is quite hard to get into a university because there are usually more students than there are places at university.

All of these personal qualities to observe, research, and communicate are the very same skills needed to get into an American college.

He says he is "basically looking to get into a corporate marketing environment" but is willing to try anything reasonable.

Today, after waiting all day to get into my favorite band's concert, I got front row.

Carol: You had to be twenty-one to get into this place so Debbie and Shelly were about to give up.

Accordingly, a career switcher going into banking really needs to get into one of these top schools.

I. applies no pressure whatsoever when opposing point guards bring the ball up court allows teams to get into their offense too easily.

Except in one significant incident, in the plush seventh arrondissement, rioters were never able to get into affluent neighbourhoods.

"I didn't really want to get into situation where I was hanging around hoping that I would get one of them, " she said.

Dental surgery could also allow bacteria from your mouth to get into your bloodstream, which can cause an infection in the heart.

He tried to climb up a ladder to get into his house through a window.

The real estate bubble may have burst, but we've found a better, more sustainable bubble to get into: The buBbLe Prototype!

The combination of a carrier aircraft and a spaceship to get into space is akin to building a two-stage rocket.

With such a strong pool of students to choose from, Egnor says it is getting more challenging for some students to get into the school.

Other generals don't pay attention to the shooting. But some are trying to get into the frame, moving closer to Paulus.

I was well aware that I had a fight on my hands to get into the first team so I just had to get on with it.

Though large universities offer countless courses, it may not be easy for your child to get into any course.

Five men were able to get into it, and we tied it to the tug with a pair of lines.

Black slaves did not escape from a tiger's den in order to get into a den of wolves.

No. Google has stated that it does not intend to get into the business of selling airline tickets or setting airline ticket prices.

So the answer is to get into a position where there is no guarantee, implicit or explicit.

I don't want to get into a discussion with Arnold because he'll want to rake over the ashes of my past mistakes.

People easystm to fail to get into account the fact these education did not end dawn graduation.

Love is hard to get into, uggs on sale, but harder to get out of.

Everywhere, it seems, there are people trying to get into another country.

Only Pian Starting from the beginning, who's been your biggest impact on your decision to get into music?

More people are trying to get into the crowded hall.

The response so far has focused on making it harder for a malefactor to get into someone else's account.

My target is to get into double figures so hopefully I can do that this season.

Do you know how difficult it is to get into a good university?

An excellent GMAT score, usually in the 700-to-800 range, is not enough to get into a top program.

Shouldn't we see what it is like to get into a bit of trouble?

Fortunately, they didn't manage to get into my store but we're closed so we're losing money. I'm worried I may miss out on my bonus.

My reason for leaving the company isthat I wish to get into the advertising business.

Naturally, AT&T's not the only carrier hoping to get into the mobile security market.

Crowds or people wearing neatly ironed white shirts and striped ties line up around the block to get into the wildly popular events.

We should be able to figure out how to get into a stupid building. What do you think their combined iq is?

I forgive you once more this time, but be careful not to get into mischief again.

Today, new work tends to get into the main tree faster.

I have the knowledge, and now the only problem is staying motivated enough to get into the gym every single day.

Even the double would like to get into, certainly will break existing everything, re- combine, from the beginning again.

Both are English-speaking high school graduates who have rejected all offers of marriage, hoping to get into a university.

New employees are usually allowed a few months to get into the swing of things before they are given any serious responsibilities.

Maybe someone has been foredoomed to get into your heart. The only thing you need to do is to make a space to lay it!

To get into a regular blogging habit, try setting up a blogging calendar.

Younger families, struggling to get into the housing market, or younger people, aghast at the lack of proper jobs, are in a worse position.

This was my best time of day for work, and I had yet to get into central London to collect a book.

To get into bed, he took off one shoe, then the other.

On the start of the admission, the girl manages to get into the university eventually. Her father was also recovering.

It would seem like a lousy time to get into the car business, especially if you're a little-known company in the developing world.

My reason leaving the company is that I wish to get into the advertising business.

Some Mandarin teachers in Thailand use their time abroad to attend graduate school, which would be too competitive to get into at home.

I hae met al ot of business managers in India who are trying to get into IT without the first idea of what it entails.

Wes [Brown] and myself have both got a fight on our hands to get into the team, but I still think we will play a lot throughout the season.

It is also easy to get into the habit of taking drugs only when the pain gets really bad.

A man with a small head is like a pin without any, very apt to get into thing beyond his depth.

The university I applied to did, and it is far harder to get into a leading university today than it was then.

But if you don't buy into this agreement, or if you just happen to get into trouble, the system can be pretty unforgiving.

"Lube up your dingdong. . . " If anyone looks over my shoulder while I'm reading this I'm going to get into so much trouble.

My parents will be disappointed with me if I fail to get into college.

see whether they have done well enough to get into their chosen universities.

Yeah. She wants to get into comedy movies. That's the best way to make money for her.

I'm not going to get into a name-calling match with somebody (Vice President Dick Cheney) who has a 9 percent approval rating.

My reason for leaving the company is that I wish to get into the advertising business.

When it was time to go, and she watched me from the window, and I had to get into the car under her sad gaze, it broke my heart.

Good morning , all. Time to get into a beautiful song on this beautiful Sunday morning .

Another panda is likely to be released in the coming year, this time a female (thought less likely to get into trouble).

Ultrasonic method to get into a brown tea saponin to H2O2 for bleaching, decolorization process in the best conditions (1) decolorization.

Despite being the son of a US Congressman, he was using no connections to try to get into Harvard.

A train was ready to start when Mr Fogg and his party reached the station, and they only had time to get into the cars.

I just got off the train from Washington. What's the best way to get into New York from here?

But if it takes 45 days for that money to get into the system, thenwearewe're really stuck for those 45 days.

to be able to get into the advertising business.

Reaching for a cell phone when it's going off, you're nine times more likely to get into an accident than normally driving.

As I've said many times, I did not run for president to get into the auto business or the banking business.

In oily sludge, the world market leader to take the company to Alice " " to get into the 1980s, China in Shanghai in Kunshan first factory.

I wasn't able to get into the United States until after my H1-B application was approved.

Mr Tsvangirai's decision to get into bed with the despotic Mr Mugabe has been much criticised, not least in his own party.

My reason for leaving the company is that I wish to get into the trading business.

To restore calm, I told the children to get into their seats.

Informationalization, a large number of ERP management to get into the business card printing and membership card-making industry.

Most students in China spend their youth trying to get into the top schools.

So, what does it take to get into a great college these days? Here is a basic run-through of the process.

Maybe he went to be the technical director of the French Football Federation to get into maybe a little bit less of a pressurised job.

Her claim to be a journalist was simply a subterfuge to get into the theatre without paying.

For some of these Asian parts companies, it makes sense to get into other parts businesses.

Now, a listener from Thailand has asked about a test used to get into graduate programs in business and management.

Then you need to get into the mind of that person in that situation, to imagine the thoughts and emotions he was going through at the time.

Chen: I really hope to get into that college, but I just found out that there are many on the waiting list. I guess my chances are slim.

Angela Merkel tried to get into the spirit of things by declaring that multiculturalism has "failed, absolutely failed. "

In emerging markets bond spreads have soared and local currencies plunged. And whole countries have begun to get into trouble.

Then things get pretty interesting, allowing you to get into very long surveillance periods.

I even put pictures of Chloe and Flossie in front of me while I was recording the voice-over to get into the dog mindset.

''With young people, there's often that carelessness, allowing yourself to get into danger - recklessness, I suppose.

You've got to keep up your studies if you want to get into that university.

To get into a mousy frame of mind, designate a period of time during which you will focus entirely on a given activity.

I want to be able to get into a plane's cockpit, instead of just looking at the plane surrounded by red ropes 60 feet away.

Those failing to get into China's 13 conservatories enter one of the burgeoning number of private schools.

Running a very small bar [Pony's maximum capacity is 113] is not what you'd want to get into to make a lot of money.

The process the system uses to get into single user mode is a bit different.

The second approach forces most developed countries to get into a new area called " global logistics" .

Unlike Moses, Christ did not have to climb a mountain to get into God's presence.

Traffic was building so he decided to get into the carpool lane on his left.

THEN pull the focusing barrel out slightly, and the lens barrel can be swung over farther to the left, to get into the close focusing range.

We've got a great squad and to get into that squad you need to be a world-class player.

It might be anywhere, " said Peter. " I can't see a yard in all these trees. Let's try to get into the open - if there is any open.