"But we seem to be getting there somewhat accidentally anyway."
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It seems to be getting there, despite North Korean intervention.
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"We may be getting there a little bit early," Stovall said.
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Few would call it democracy, but Cubans may be getting there.
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"There are other members who seem to be getting there," Cohen said.
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I don't think she's a mom yet, but she might be getting there soon.
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But we don't seem to be getting there without a lot of hand-wringing.
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"I don't think she's a mom yet, but she might be getting there soon," Duff said.
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The war against scalping bots might not yet be won, but we might be getting there.
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It seems to be getting there by episode four, when Dany and Tyrion attempt to bargain for Missandei's life.
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Wentz has not earned that distinction yet, but the Eagles are enamored with how quickly he seems to be getting there.
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And however much better things there seem to be getting, there is no avoiding that this only came after everything became really fucking bleak.
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"We are still not there yet, but we might be getting there pretty quickly if the data do not pick up," she said in a telephone interview.
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They may not be getting there the way you thought you should get there, but I think everyone can make their way in this world regardless of their circumstances.
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"If she starts holding press conference saying, 'Shame on you, Bernie Sanders,' like she said, 'Shame on you, Barack Obama,' then we might be getting there," Devine said wryly.
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If the future of the smartphone is as a device that acts as an intelligent personal assistant that doesn't need any hand-holding, then Google seems to be getting there faster.
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"If you're going to be getting there late, call the property, reconfirm your reservation with a live person whose name you get and tell them when you'll be arriving," he said.
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There was no mass or power available in the LESS for an Inertial Measurement Unit to measure acceleration and tell the astronauts where they were, where they were going or how fast they would be getting there, or even for a radar altimeter to show altitude above the lunar surface. In deep space this would have made navigation difficult, but the astronauts were close to the lunar surface, so other options were available. Most plans called for the astronauts to use landmarks on the lunar surface to control their heading while the pitch program took care of altitude and velocity. By keeping the landmark in the correct position relative to the LESS, they would know they were on the right course.
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