Example sentences of "[noun sg] get here " in BNC.

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1 ‘ I want to be sure that everything runs smoothly when this blasted delegation gets here tomorrow .
2 They will begin to understand only when the boy gets here .
3 ‘ We better leave it how it is till the law gets here . ’
4 We have of course got here a speech about a human bond versus a larger loyalty .
5 And how did this piano get here ? ’
6 " The killer would have made it his business to get here early this morning , assuming that he did n't know that his plan had misfired .
7 I lost all sense of direction getting here . ’
8 And then , realising that his presence needed further explanation , he added , ‘ Jim asked me to keep him company until his sister gets here tomorrow . ’
9 Belkhuban 's father died while they waited at the border to get here … her brother 's been left behind … she has nothing , but she shared bread and tea with us .
10 Well , he thought , they 'll have plenty of action when my Inspector gets here .
11 ‘ Have any trouble getting here ? ’ he enquired between munchings .
12 Their uncle got here and that is all that matters , ’ Rose smoothed , turning to chat to the girls in the back .
13 I cou could n't see touch my leg Get here !
14 I know I must finish clearing up the lawn , but , before doing so , I decide to telephone Auntie to come over on her bike even though I know it will take her an hour to get here from Hambledown .
15 It takes ha about twenty minutes , half an hour to get here .
16 Quick as a bleeding flash she was , the way she bunged herself head first into that little black job and stopped that poor bugger what was bleeding like a bloody stuck pig , afore any of your lot got here .
17 I think we 'll all be a lot better when the summer gets here
18 Probably needed a map to get here did he ?
19 We have wasted all this time getting here .
20 ‘ He took his time getting here , too , if he was informed on Monday .
21 " The police are a long time getting here , " he said .
22 Mind you when the warmer weather gets here they can wear them anyway
23 A pimp who 's ‘ gon na be walking ’ as soon as his solicitor gets here .
24 " It has taken me a long time to get here , " said the jubilant Mancunian as he left the press centre to start his celebrations .
25 ‘ I thought we 'd taken a long time to get here . ’
26 You made very good time to get here .
27 And it took all this time to get here .
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