100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "get in"

Definition

Get in is a phrasal verb that means to enter a place, usually a vehicle or a building. It can also refer to being accepted into a group or organization or to arrive at a particular location.

Synonyms

• Enter
• Arrive
• Join
• Access
• Board

Antonyms

• Exit
• Leave
• Depart
• Withdraw
• Evacuate

Examples

1. Please get in the car quickly; we are running late.
2. I need to get in the house before it starts raining.
3. Can you help me get in this box?
4. We should get in line before the tickets sell out.
5. I can’t believe I was able to get in to that exclusive club.
6. Make sure you get in your application before the deadline.
7. I always get in trouble for being late to class.
8. He managed to get in a few extra hours of study before the exam.
9. You must get in touch with her before the meeting.
10. If you want to get in shape, you need to exercise regularly.
11. They were able to get in a good deal on their new house.
12. It’s hard to get in the mood for work on a rainy day.
13. She wants to get in on the latest fashion trends.
14. We need to get in the car before the storm hits.
15. He will get in trouble if he doesn’t finish his homework.
16. I finally managed to get in to see the doctor.
17. Can you get in the habit of checking your emails daily?
18. We need to get in touch with the suppliers.
19. He tried to get in the event without a ticket.
20. Make sure you get in your thoughts during the discussion.
21. I couldn’t get in the concert because it was sold out.
22. They will get in the water as soon as the sun comes out.
23. Don’t forget to get in line for the buffet.
24. I need to get in a few more hours of sleep tonight.
25. She was excited to get in on the project early.
26. Let’s get in the mood for the party with some music.
27. He has to get in his presentation before the deadline.
28. Can you get in touch with customer support for me?
29. It’s hard to get in the zone when there are so many distractions.
30. They decided to get in a quick workout before dinner.
31. I’ll get in my grocery shopping after work.
32. We should get in before it gets too crowded.
33. I hope to get in to see the new exhibit at the museum.
34. I couldn't get in to the website; it was down.
35. We need to get in our orders before the sale ends.
36. They will get in a few minutes early to prepare.
37. She wants to get in with the popular kids at school.
38. We must get in the right mindset for the competition.
39. He managed to get in a few jokes during the presentation.
40. I need to get in my daily exercise routine.
41. Let's get in the car and head to the beach.
42. They tried to get in through the back door.
43. You should get in line early to get the best seats.
44. She was thrilled to get in the program she applied for.
45. I need to get in touch with my old friends.
46. He always tries to get in the first word during meetings.
47. Make sure to get in your homework before the weekend.
48. It’s important to get in the right frame of mind before a big event.
49. We can get in the pool after we finish lunch.
50. I will get in my travel plans this weekend.
51. They were able to get in a great deal on their new car.
52. I can’t wait to get in to the new restaurant in town.
53. We need to get in touch with the event organizers soon.
54. She was excited to get in the contest.
55. I hope to get in to my favorite band’s concert next month.
56. Let’s get in the car and go for a drive.
57. I need to get in another episode of my show before bed.
58. They will get in some practice before the big game.
59. Make sure to get in your thoughts during the discussion.
60. I’ll get in a bit early tomorrow to prepare for the meeting.
61. We should get in some food before the party starts.
62. He managed to get in the last word of the argument.
63. I’m trying to get in the habit of waking up early.
64. She was able to get in a great workout at the gym.
65. Can you help me get in the habit of reading more?
66. We need to get in the right mindset for this project.
67. They will get in a few more hours of work before the deadline.
68. I was lucky to get in to that restaurant without a reservation.
69. Make sure to get in your feedback during the review.
70. He plans to get in a quick game before heading home.
71. I need to get in touch with my family before the holidays.
72. Let’s get in a few more rounds of practice.
73. They will get in the car and head to the airport soon.
74. She hopes to get in to the university of her choice.
75. You can get in line at the ticket booth.
76. He will get in trouble if he doesn’t follow the rules.
77. Make sure you get in your voting ballot on time.
78. I need to get in my workout before work.
79. Let’s get in the spirit of the season with some decorations.
80. I was able to get in the last tickets for the show.
81. We should get in our travel plans well in advance.
82. Can you help me get in to the event?
83. It’s important to get in your practice before the exam.
84. They were excited to get in on the new trend.
85. I hope to get in to the latest movie this weekend.
86. Make sure to get in your daily dose of vitamins.
87. We need to get in touch with the client before the meeting.
88. He’s trying to get in shape for the upcoming marathon.
89. I can’t believe I finally managed to get in to see her.
90. Let’s get in the car and go for a ride.
91. They will get in a few more minutes of work before lunch.
92. I need to get in touch with my mentor for advice.
93. We should get in our opinions during the discussion.
94. I want to get in on this project from the beginning.
95. Make sure to get in your feedback on the proposal.
96. I can’t wait to get in to the new coffee shop downtown.
97. He was thrilled to get in to the exclusive seminar.
98. We can get in a swim after dinner.
99. I need to get in some more training before the competition.
100. They will get in the car and head to the concert together.