How To Use Get the hang In A Sentence
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An A / Fuel car is a little easier to get the hang of than a blown car.
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It took him a little while to get the hang of jumping hurdles but it all clicked when he won back at Wincanton in the spring.
The Sun
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It'sa bit tricky at first till you get the hang of it.
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Once you get the hang of it, set up markers to slalom around.
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Despite his violent dislike for the school and its inhabitants he was starting to get the hang of how things worked.
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While we are bound to get the hang of such a new system soon, the nappy problems sound insoluble.
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The two swordsmen were behind him and they were starting to get the hang of his dodges.
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We had to move our hips around and do a shimmy, so it took a while for us to actually get the hang of it.
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I didn't quite get the hang of his argument.
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He didn't get the hang of making his own paints overnight, finding that cobalts and cadmiums worked best for him when ground again and again ("I try to make it as fine as I can get it, so that the maximum amount of light can travel through it, to create a stained glass effect") but that viridian became dull ("just the color green") if it were ground too much.
Daniel Grant: Some Artists Make Their Own Paints
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He was a smart novice hurdler a couple of years ago but took a while to get the hang of fences.
The Sun
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Start off with any old mixed packet, till you get the hang of it, before going on to the more exotic single coloured varieties.
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The author has invented a style of speech for the Martians that the Earth humans have to try and get the hang of, full of stuff like 'Explicative-Interrogative?' and 'Parareproductive intromission activity', etc.
Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror: In the Courts Of the Crimson Kings - S. M. Stirling
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It'sa bit tricky at first till you get the hang of it.
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We have had special step classes put on so we could get the hang of it all quicker!
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The woolly-minded sheep - not known for their intellectual prowess took a while to get the hang of the orange wire now bisecting the fell but its presence is paying off.
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I'm trying to get the hang of the new telephone system.
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Two days later, when he was beginning to get the hang of fly-fishing, Salter and Croll had one last conversation about the seal.
A BODY SURROUNDED BY WATER
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We're told that anyone who can get the knack of skating can get the hang of snowblades in a jiffy.
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It's not difficult once you get the hang of it.
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Retain a firm grip on it when you power it up and you will get the hang of it after a few passes.
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He was a smart novice hurdler a couple of years ago but took a while to get the hang of fences.
The Sun
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You kind of get the hang of how you need to study as an upper-classman.'
The Indiana University Study Tips
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It took him a little while to get the hang of jumping hurdles but it all clicked when he won back at Wincanton in the spring.
The Sun
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This boat is fun in a class 1 riffle, and once you get the hang of it, you can use it to run up to class 3 rapids.
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After an awkward introduction to the world of spell casting, Sabrina starts to get the hang of hexes and curses.
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It took me a few minutes to get the hang of things when I put the Legend through an amp.
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Personally, I use Arch.) +1 Windows (For Win7, I've been poking around with it, and it's really easy to get the hang of.) +0 OSX (The built in dock is nice, but that universal option bar is a pain in the ass.),
The Problems With A Hackintosh Netbook, Six Months Out | Lifehacker Australia
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He refuses to get the hang of going for his walkies.
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I can't seem to get the hang of this game.
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It is difficult for a foreigner to get the hang of English idioms.
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he couldn't get the hang of it
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Kellen blushed, and assented, wondering if he'd ever really get the hang of the indirectness of Elven manners.
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