Phrases with «to get after something»

The idiomatic expression "to get after something" means to pursue or seek out a particular goal, task, or objective with determination and vigor. Full definition

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Sentences with «to get after something»

  • Again, research the salaries associated with the type of job you want to get after you finish your degree. (studentloanhero.com)
  • Both Teams really got after it and neither group was going to give an inch.. (allsportsseries.com)
  • In the cabin, the focus (as it should be in a coupe) was on putting the driver in a position to better get after it when going gets fast and fun. (automobilemag.com)
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