Examples of 'begins to get' in a sentence
Meaning of "begins to get"
begins to get: This phrase indicates the start of a process or action of obtaining something. It suggests the initial steps towards acquiring or achieving a particular objective or outcome
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begins to get
The work begins to get more difficult.
At that point your world begins to get bigger.
Martin begins to get very confused as to where he is.
Time goes by and food begins to get scarcer.
Lane begins to get worried about her.
Caroline is stunned and begins to get very excited.
My father begins to get suspiciou sabout my constant absences.
The backbone of the idea begins to get built.
The dog begins to get very sick.
I only feel like myself when it begins to get dark.
Adèle begins to get used to her baby.
In this phase the project begins to get into shape.
This begins to get very difficult.
This is the time where football begins to get serious.
And then he begins to get outside of the brackets.
But this is where my conscience begins to get in the way.
Tipping begins to get that done.
An ulcer is an area that is breaking down and begins to get deeper.
Your arm begins to get tired.
Tortoises come out of hibernation when the weather begins to get warmer again.
The tank begins to get really really dirty.
In addition everyone tries to find his place and just begins to get acquainted.
The second son begins to get good at stealing.
Rabbits that live outdoors must receive more litter when it begins to get cold.
Not after it begins to get dark.
She begins to get teased at school for her behavior.
This is where it begins to get technical.
Ted begins to get accustomed to life alone in his apartment.
Every time a part of you begins to get unhappy let it go.
It only begins to get at the idea of equality between them.
You will notice the mix begins to get a little warmer.
He then begins to get a canvas ready as well as his heroin kit.
These colors are normal to see as the child begins to get better from a cold.
She begins to get jealous.
A policeman who has dealings with local crime begins to get in over his head.
She begins to get dressed.
You start to see that the trial plan begins to get more and more expensive.
Life begins to get lonely.
Here you leave the villages behind and the trial begins to get increasingly challenging.
The patient begins to get sick with a cancer or tumor.
This is when my Christmas story begins to get interesting.
It begins to get infected.
Before Russia even begins to get cold.
Then it begins to get very hot until the rains break.
An hour passes and Mary begins to get nervous.
It begins to get physical.
This is the place where Lazar begins to get himself in real trouble.
A baby begins to get teeth during the second six months of life.
The old man awakens and begins to get free from the stairs.
She begins to get hints that the demon Abalam is back.
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