Examples of 'gets in the way' in a sentence
Meaning of "gets in the way"
Refers to something that obstructs or hinders progress or forward movement
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of get in the way
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gets in the way
Often gets in the way ofwa truth.
The job always gets in the way.
Nothing gets in the way of a mammoth migrating.
They say mood gets in the way.
Gets in the way of the peace process.
Everything that gets in the way of life.
War gets in the way of commercial interests.
But the sun gets in the way.
If he gets in the way of that inbound aircraft.
But the law gets in the way.
Pride gets in the way of genuine repentance.
But then life gets in the way.
Kind of gets in the way of going anywhere else.
And anybody who gets in the way.
Nothing gets in the way of the mission.
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A conscience is something that gets in the way.
Nothing gets in the way of date night.
Real estate agent gets in the way.
Till it gets in the way of my sound check.
And anyone who gets in the way.
Fear gets in the way of clear thinking.
But the cost gets in the way.
It gets in the way of our individuation process.
Because nothing gets in the way of romance.
It gets in the way when we want to go back.
Bureaucracy often gets in the way of compassion.
Gets in the way of our giving love.
Anything that gets in the way disappears.
I was just wondering if being gay gets in the way of.
Anybody who gets in the way of my progress.
I am entitled to my pride until it gets in the way.
Not when it gets in the way of my health.
Chews up anything that gets in the way.
And what gets in the way of love is.
Sometimes money just gets in the way.
And that gets in the way of studying.
I will kill whoever gets in the way.
Nothing gets in the way of that time.
I hate it when work gets in the way.
The bump gets in the way of everything.
And distance always gets in the way.
Thinking gets in the way of your body doing.
Kill anyone who gets in the way.
Nobody gets in the way of this job.
But something always gets in the way.
But anger gets in the way of control.
Yet another assumption gets in the way.
Nothing gets in the way of her career.
Then life kind of gets in the way.
It just gets in the way of productive research.
