get in

to arrive.

• The train got in on time.
• I'll ask when the train will get in.
• The plane will get in on time.
• The plane gets in at eight o'clock.

to enter.

• Tom got in the car.
• Tom got in his car.
• Let's get in the car.
• We all got in the car.
• I saw Tom get in a car.
• I saw him get in a car.
• I saw her get in a car.
• Tom got in the golf cart.
• They both got in the car.
• Tom didn't get in the car.
• I want you to get in the car.
• Tom got in the car with Mary.
• I want you to get in your car.
• Tom and I both got in the car.
• Tom helped Mary get in the car.
• He invited us to get in the car.
• Tom unlocked the car and got in.
• Tom and Mary both got in the car.
• Tom opened the car door to get in.
• Don't just stand there. Get in my car.
• Just get in the car.
• I got in my car and I drove off.
• Tom got in his car and drove off.
• Tom got in his car and drove away.
• Tom got in a burning car and burned.
• Oh my God, it's a lion! Get in the car!
• Tom got in his car and started the engine.
• We didn't know which car we should get in.
• Tom got in the car and started the engine.
• Tom got in his car and followed the ambulance.
• Tom got in the car with Mary and they drove off.
• Tom watched Mary drive away and then got in his own car.
• Have you ever got in your car after a long absence and got the brake mixed up with the accelerator?
• She got in the taxi.
• Tom got in the taxi.
• You're drunk, Tom. Get in the taxi. We're going home.
• The thief get in the main offices when everyone was sleeping.
• How did you get in my room?
• Tom couldn't get in his room.
• Tom got in through the bathroom window.
• Tom got in the bathtub.
• Tom got in the truck and turned the key in the ignition.
• Let's get in the truck.
• Tell Tom to get in here.