100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "get to"

Definition

The verb get to means to reach a particular place, to arrive at a specific point, or to have the opportunity to do something. It can also imply having access or the ability to do something, often after some effort or delay.

Synonyms

• Arrive at
• Reach
• Access
• Obtain
• Achieve
• Make it to
• Come to
• Gain entry to

Antonyms

• Leave
• Depart
• Miss
• Avoid
• Escape
• Disregard

Examples

1. I hope to get to the meeting on time.
2. Can you get to the store before it closes?
3. She was excited to get to the concert early.
4. We need to get to the airport by noon.
5. Did you get to see the new exhibit at the museum?
6. I finally got to talk to the manager about my concerns.
7. He was thrilled to get to play with his favorite band.
8. Make sure you get to the front of the line for the tickets.
9. I want to get to know you better.
10. They managed to get to the top of the mountain before sunset.
11. Did you get to finish your project on time?
12. She didn’t get to say goodbye before leaving.
13. I can’t believe we get to travel abroad next month!
14. He’s eager to get to the part of the story where the hero wins.
15. Let’s get to the point of this discussion.
16. Did you get to meet any celebrities at the event?
17. We finally got to the restaurant after searching for an hour.
18. I can’t wait to get to the beach this summer.
19. She was relieved to get to her destination safely.
20. They will get to enjoy the fireworks from their balcony.
21. I need to get to work early tomorrow.
22. Can you help me get to the right office?
23. We should get to planning our vacation soon.
24. He didn’t get to finish his meal before the meeting started.
25. I want to get to the bottom of this issue.
26. They will get to explore the city over the weekend.
27. She managed to get to the heart of the problem quickly.
28. I hope I get to see my friends this weekend.
29. We might get to see some wildlife on our hike.
30. Did you get to watch the game last night?
31. I couldn’t get to sleep until late last night.
32. They promised to get to us with the details soon.
33. I am excited to get to the next chapter of this book.
34. We finally got to celebrate her birthday together.
35. I hope I can get to that level in the game.
36. She was happy to get to share her ideas with the team.
37. It took a while, but we finally got to the truth.
38. I can't wait to get to the finale of the show.
39. Did you get to try the dessert at the new café?
40. They are planning to get to the top of the list by next month.
41. I need to get to the gym more often.
42. Can you get to the point without all the details?
43. I didn’t get to read the book you lent me.
44. We should get to the park early to secure a spot.
45. He will get to enjoy his vacation next week.
46. I didn’t get to meet her at the party.
47. They will get to see the sunrise if they leave early.
48. I hope they get to fix the problem soon.
49. We need to get to the root of this misunderstanding.
50. You will get to experience the festival next year.
51. I was lucky to get to attend the exclusive event.
52. They didn’t get to play in the finals this year.
53. I always try to get to work on time.
54. Did you get to hear the latest news?
55. We finally got to enjoy a quiet weekend at home.
56. She was happy to get to wear her new dress.
57. I need to get to the post office before it closes.
58. He was excited to get to meet his favorite author.
59. I can’t believe we got to see that performance live!
60. We should get to the venue early to avoid the rush.
61. I didn’t get to finish my presentation on time.
62. Can you help me get to the nearest bus stop?
63. I want to get to know more about your background.
64. They managed to get to the festival just in time.
65. Did you get to enjoy your vacation?
66. We need to get to the hotel before dark.
67. I was thrilled to get to see the Northern Lights.
68. He didn’t get to travel much last year.
69. I can’t wait to get to the fun part of the trip.
70. They were fortunate to get to experience the local culture.
71. We didn’t get to the movie before it started.
72. I hope to get to volunteer this weekend.
73. Did you get to catch up with old friends at the reunion?
74. We want to get to the bottom of this mystery.
75. I need to get to the bank before it closes.
76. They will get to enjoy the view from the top.
77. She was excited to get to ride the new roller coaster.
78. I didn’t get to see the sunrise this morning.
79. Can we get to know each other better over coffee?
80. We finally got to relax after a long week.
81. I hope I can get to the gym later today.
82. Did you get to hear the new album yet?
83. They will get to celebrate their anniversary next month.
84. I didn’t get to finish my work due to interruptions.
85. I want to get to the festival early to avoid crowds.
86. We should get to planning the event soon.
87. He didn't get to enjoy his vacation as planned.
88. I can’t wait to get to the next chapter of the story.
89. We finally got to enjoy a day off together.
90. Did you get to see the fireworks on the Fourth of July?
91. I want to get to know your family better.
92. We should get to the airport on time for our flight.
93. I didn’t get to ask my question during the meeting.
94. They managed to get to the concert despite the traffic.
95. I hope we get to see the new exhibit this weekend.
96. She was thrilled to get to join the discussion.
97. I need to get to the library before it closes.
98. Did you get to visit the new café downtown?
99. I can’t believe we finally got to do this together.
100. We are excited to get to share our experiences with you.