" Voters, Buttigieg said, are "really getting into decision mode.
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You can tell I'm really getting into this gym thing.
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So, again: Is Apple really getting into the TV business?
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I found myself really getting into the Swift Playgrounds lessons.
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I only started really getting into photography in early 2013.
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Farhad: You know what I've been really getting into lately?
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Donald Trump Jr. has been really getting into cakes lately.
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"He's really getting into the '90s stuff," Mr. Heifetz said.
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Starbucks is really getting into the holiday spirit this year.
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She's really getting into character today, and we're here for it.
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In other news: ■ The ride-hailing world is really getting into bicycles.
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CLINTON: I am excited about really getting into the debate with Senator Sanders.
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So before you're really getting into this story, some red flags pop up.
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The US Department of Energy is really getting into the swing of the season.
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Bella was always so supportive of me, but she's really getting into fitness now.
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I've been really getting into Outkast recently, that's really making a comeback this generation.
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She's really getting into the French esprit with this look, and we're loving it.
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"We have a few kids here who are really getting into it," Mills said.
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Bonnie: People, myself included, are really getting into it with the emergency food shopping.
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They're very afraid of Facebook, Amazon, Google and Apple really getting into the content business.
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You're really getting into a zone, but then, out of nowhere… a punch to the gut!
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Welcome to the final installment of our intro series, where we're really getting into the weeds.
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The TV itself is still the best screen to use when really getting into a show.
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That's the one Paul Le Roux was really getting into was ... Explain submarines for the people.
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My students in fourth period are really getting into the science of it, which is the goal!
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I've always been more of an eye person, but recently I've been really getting into lip colors.
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We started really getting into it a few years ago, so I just stuck with the Patriots.
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"[Stand up] nice and tall, retracting those shoulder blades back, really getting into those upper traps," says Mitchell.
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Six months into her public venture towards becoming a millennial Legolas, she starts really getting into her groove.
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She's accidentally locked herself in a room with the cat whose constant meowing is really getting into her head.
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Talk about really getting into a role — Kidman has just surfaced wearing a flippy light brown bob with bangs.
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My friend tells me that he's really getting into it, and he's asking if I've ever finished the game.
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I'm really getting into experimenting with Instagram Stories, the daily video clipbook thing that Instagram recently copied from Snapchat.
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Our dance was beautiful, and I was so proud of him for showing emotion and really getting into it.
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Clearly, Google is really getting into Halloween this year, as evidenced by its Twitter handle name change to Boogle.
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This means really getting into the nuts and bolts of painting, its philosophy and history, while sipping a beer.
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Beyoncé has never been shy about how fantastic she is, but lately she's been really getting into the goddess imagery.
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One man in South Carolina is really getting into the spirit of the season … Girl Scout cookie season, that is.
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Lately I've been playing Civilization VI, really getting into it after the game failed to capture my imagination last year.
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So in that sense I think the coming administration will think twice before really getting into a trade war with China.
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"I ended up really getting into SoulCycle over the past year and am going probably three to five times a week."
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It was also right around the time that I started watching The O.C. and I was really getting into my feelings.
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But Replay in Chicago is really getting into the Halloween spirit this year by putting a costume on its entire establishment.
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Aybee: When I was working on it I was really getting into this tension between the drums and the synth line.
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That's when I started really getting into it, partly because Le Roux was this programmer and I've always written about technology.
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When we first were starting on the project, Russia was really getting into it over the civil war going on in Ukraine.
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Then we started layering other elements on top of that: look books, a full collection, custom fabrics, really getting into the details.
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In fact, the data shows that the majority of millennials are really getting into the idea of drinking in moderation throughout the year.
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It was really getting into my jersey and playing tighter defense on me, especially because the first quarter that I had last night.
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"I am excited about really getting into the debate with Senator Sanders about the best way forward to fight for us and America," Mrs.
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And though I'm not a fan of the super busy new watchfaces, I could see people really getting into having more information on them.
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Alex: The thing to know about World War I, without really getting into the history, is that it was a war of trench warfare.
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It was right when we started really getting into writing for that record, Bill told us he was going to leave and go to rehab.
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Really getting into the Christmas spirit, Jimmy Kimmel just aired a skit with "God & Satan" arguing and eventually deciding that I should go to Hell.
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I did a few high kicks; we were really getting into it, our own little dance party onstage, egged on by everyone else in the room.
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But then in high school I was really getting into the Cars, Sonic Youth, Velvet Underground (who I got into right at the end of high school).
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Britton, who adopted Yoby from Ethiopia in 2011, tells PEOPLE her son was a joy to watch over the recent holiday season, really getting into the "magical" elements of Christmas.
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When she found out that one of the women—who was, intimidatingly, much older and more experienced than Nora—worked at a library nearby, Nora started really getting into reading.
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A lot of the patrons recognize us as the characters we're cosplaying, and we joke that we're really getting into character because R's character would absolutely be as good at blackjack like they are.
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"I've enjoyed the last couple of days of carrying a yardage book, doing my own numbers, pacing stuff out, really getting into the shot, something I haven't done for a few years," McIlroy said.
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Around 03 or 11 was when I first started really getting into music I liked for myself, just making mix CDs than a few years later listening and find music off blogs and different forums.
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We're only now really getting into, say, Stalin's gulags (one of the few things most American laypeople would think of when it comes to "the Soviet Union") and how they continue to haunt certain characters.
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Really getting into the weeds and working with the community to find out the best solutions that make sense, that businesses and residents alike are looking for—those are sort of the big next steps.
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He is a great public servant who has served Maryland and our country and I am excited about really getting into the debate with Senator Sanders about the best way forward to fight for us and America.
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Simply running around at Chelsea, not really getting into the game and thundering a couple of half-chances straight at the keeper would be fine, a mere illustration of his status as a good-but-not-great striker.
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And all of a sudden I was kind of in complete isolation with no friends around, so I kind of needed something to do, and that's when I kind of started really getting into music, which was very interesting.
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I don't want any media really getting into me, trying to just send my love to all the artists who got me through my tough times and sending my respect to a few of the real ones out there.
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"I am excited about really getting into the debate with Senator Sanders about the best way forward to fight for us and America," Clinton said, teasing the New Hampshire contest and a newly-announced debate in the state later this week.
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"He's really getting into boy-who-cried-wolf territory with this round of stories, saying he's considering resigning, especially because the president is just not going to change his behavior," said Matt Miller, a former aide to Obama-era Attorney General Eric Holder.
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At the time, when I was really getting into the story and figuring out the layers to it, my grandmother was reuniting with a daughter she had given up when she was a teenager and it had been so long — over 30 years, probably 40.
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Disney is really getting into the "live action" business, particularly after the runaway success of 2017's Beauty and the Beast; Dumbo is one of several such movies this year based on classic animated Disney properties (the other two are The Lion King and Aladdin).
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"We're really getting into splitting hairs about what is natural and what's not," said Maia Kats, the director of litigation for the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a public advocacy group has been involved in a handful of lawsuits over so-called natural products.
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"We can see that many international media outlets are just going for it as news, just to get the headline, and they are not really getting into what's going on," Luis José Chávez, president of the Dominican Tourism Press Association, told the Washington Post in June.
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"We're really getting into the atmosphere of the Sun and we're unfolding the global magnetic field of the Sun, which we have not seen in detail," said Angelos Vourlidas, a co-author of the new study and an astrophysicist at Johns Hopkins University, in a call.
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One of the benefits of the show having such a long incubation period before ever really getting into the full groove of eight performances a week is that we get the opportunity to really explore talent, and try different talent on the material, through workshops, readings, dance labs, regional theater productions, out-of-town productions.
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"We are really getting into a transition period of the automotive industry and, reading between the lines of all the communications our competitors are doing, it will be tough times because we have to invest in new technology, not only electric drive trends but autonomous driving, connectivity," Herbert Diess, chief executive of Volkswagen, told CNBC's Annette Weisbach at the Geneva Motor Show.
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The guns of these warships defeated the first of the Japanese southern forces so decisively that the second force turned back before really getting into action. As the Japanese retreated, the American ships, including Aulick, joined in sinking a Japanese destroyer of the . Before the Americans could finish off any more ships, they were ordered to return to Leyte Gulf.
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There might be one song that gets to be big on the radio, but they're not albums that people ... play a lot. This is one that I gather from talking to people. ... Four months later, they're saying, 'I'm really getting into the album now. McGuinness believed that the conditions of the music market were more responsible for the low sales than any decline in U2's popularity.
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"Cold Sweat" developed from an earlier James Brown R&B; song, "I Don't Care", recorded in 1962 and first released on the album Tour the U.S.A.. According to Brown, "it was a slow, bluesy tune then. It was good that way, but I was really getting into my funk bag now, and it became an almost completely different tune, except for the lyrics."Brown, James, and Bruce Tucker (1986). James Brown: The Godfather of Soul, 173.
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An abiding memory would be 'really getting into it' on stage, jamming at the end of a song and making things up as we went along, not knowing how it was going to come out or how it was going to end." Welch described Fleetwood as "a gifted drummer" and said John McVie was one of the most inventive bass players he had ever worked with. He remembered Kirwan's lead guitar style as mature and economical. :"Danny was a very meticulous guitar player.
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Drew expressed an interest in working in film early in his music career. In an interview about Who Needs Actions When You Got Words, he said: "We're still promoting this album and I've started work on the next one, but I'm really getting into film at the moment. I'm writing this script, and I really want to find some time to focus on it, I really feel that's what I'm destined to be doing". In 2008, Drew directed his first short film Michelle, which starred Adam Deacon and Skrein.
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Bejar released Poison Season on August 28, 2015. Bejar notes that the album's sound grew from "just really getting into what we were sounding like playing live [following Kaputt]." Bejar added that he would not have been able to make such an ambitious album if Kaputt had not been successful. Recorded with a live band and a pronounced string section, the album's "grand cinematic set of songs" feature Bejar singing with a broader range than before: "This is the first record that I've ever done that comes close to my idea of myself as a singer", Bejar said.
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I was playing for people who had no idea who I was and had never > heard my music. And by the end of the set, a lot of them found themselves > really getting into it." Skye was supposed to continue opening for Britney in the Summer, when the tour was going to return for a second round of concerts, but the Onyx Hotel Tour was eventually cancelled due to Spears injuring her knee. Following cancellation, Sweetnam regretted that it could no longer be used to promote Noise from the Basement, stating: > "It was kind of disappointing (when Britney hurt her knee) because we had > this whole media hype behind the tour.
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Similarly, Nintendo Spin's Clark Nielsen stated that "Melee was too fast for its own good", and "skill was more about just being able to wrap your head around what was happening as opposed to really getting into the combat". In regards to the pace of the game, Edge commented that it even made gameplay features such as "blocking" redundant, as the player is not given enough time to react to an attack. Despite the new features added to the game, some reviews criticized Melee for a lack of originality and for being too similar to its predecessor, Super Smash Bros. Caleb Hale from GameCritics.
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