get into the swing of it
get into the swing of things

Once she got into the swing of it the work was surprisingly interesting.

"I thought I could get into the swing of it," he said.

They repeated the routine three times, and Tess began to get into the swing of it.

Sometimes we get them off the couch for a while and they get into the swing of it.

She said, "I think I'm getting into the swing of it.

My days as a science columnist had ended so quickly, and just as I was getting into the swing of it, too.

And this year I think people are getting into the swing of it and finally understand what we are.

At last Adele was getting into the swing of it, enjoying the attention, the appeal to herself as an expert.

Dortmunder was getting into the swing of it now, gaining confidence from his successes.

Volney continued, getting into the swing of it.

I thought I would die at the start but, actually, once I got into the swing of it all it was rather fun.'

Turquine, to Bedevere's great relief, seemed to have got into the swing of it, because he scratched his ear, nodded and said, 'Precisely.'

And, he said more eagerly, getting into the swing of it, "it doesn't matter about it being dark, because it's going to be dark down at the bottom of the reservoir anyway."

It's possible that Hagedorn's collage method will strike some readers as too choppy and abrupt (although it's hard to imagine anyone not getting into the swing of it after Page 30 or so).

Though he was never a rabid Knick fan in the past -before this year he had been to only one Knick game at the Garden - he said he's getting into the swing of it.

It's pretty easy when you get into the swing of it - cast your orbs over some of these examples (take your shades off first) and practice them on a short trip to Rio (your coffee break).

Still, it's all good clean fun, mildly engaging once you get into the swing of it, and the Met has helped out by painting its gallery walls the same bruisey purples and blues that Albright liked so well.

Indeed, during "Mike and Me," which is broadcast 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. Mondays through Fridays, even adult listeners get into the swing of it, calling in to request such songs as "My Dog Bernard."

There had been scores of occasions when he had seen a crowd of lubberly volunteers or newly pressed men being shown how to do various tasks on board a man-o'-war, and it had taken weeks for them to get into the swing of it all.

Lord Graham, Labour chief whip in the Lords, said at the weekend: 'Even though he came to the Lords with no experience of the House of Commons, he immediately got into the swing of it and was quickly given authority by his colleagues.

By now they were getting into the swing of things.

I have now been here for over a week, and am beginning to get into the swing of things.

Everyone got into the swing of things, running around, laughing.

He was a little wary at first, but soon got into the swing of things.

In the evening a fun event will be held to get into the swing of things.

The executives found this good fun and got into the swing of things.

But this was all very new to Leon, and it took a while for him to get into the swing of things.

I began to scrub myself a bit harder, getting into the swing of things.

Donna seems to be getting into the swing of things, thinking that see is really on exhibit.

Once we got into the swing of things, it took no time at all.'

This morning, just to get into the swing of things, I changed my long-distance carrier.

"Now I'm getting into the swing of things," he said, "and the games are starting to get fun."

You have to get into the swing of things."

I'm having a little trouble getting started, but I imagine that pretty soon I'll get into the swing of things.

Joanie and Marcus wasted no time getting into the swing of things.

Still Singing Other choral groups get into the swing of things this week, too.

But even then, Koons says, it was hard getting into the swing of things.

"And a long hot bath," said Skye, getting into the swing of things.

"They'll get into the swing of things, once the ceremony's under way," Finn said calmly.

"Get into the swing of things in college.

It certainly seems that Janet is getting into the swing of things," I said.

Just as we're getting into the swing of things, blam, the game ends.

As the afternoon wears on, Paul Merton gets into the swing of things.

From the sofa, Bobby watched them with rising lust as the trio on the bed really got into the swing of things.

Size them up, of course some like to be left alone and others are lonely and want to get into the swing of things.