Mr. King, getting down on his old knees on the floor beside her.
I don’t see anything broken,’ said the little thin man, getting down on his knees on the hard frozen ground to examine it underneath.
Meanwhile he recollected that just about now she would be getting down to Victoria station en route to Brighton; and, indeed, had it not been for the duty he owed the old people, he would have been well content to be going with her.
The coach door had been opened and all the inside passengers handed out, before the merry party from the roof made any attempt at getting down.
The rapid man was followed by his companions, Frank Vanderlyn included among the number; but they all seemed to choose the more popular mode of getting down, by the aid of steps and braces.
Both the combatants had quite enough to do ingetting down a "frame" with three balls; and for some time not a word outside of the game escaped either.
We were still ascending, and after continuing a little further decided to lie down till dawn, and then trust to getting down to the river and hiding before the country people were about.
Sweet wanted to give it a much wider berth than I had intended, and in consequence we were longer in getting down to the Ineboli road which had to be crossed.
On getting down to a stream from a steep hill, we found we were close to some women and children.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "getting down" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.