Which preposition to use with gettings
" Four li to the northwest of the vihâra there is a grove called "The Getting of Eyes."
Never had the disciplined Wolverines performed a sea duty with so ragged a routine as the getting in of the boat containing the live man and the dead body.
I had suddenly realized that if McMurtrie's offer was genuine, and he could really do what he promised, there were no longer any difficulties in the way of my getting at George.
When we reached the spot selected for the sacrifice, the crowd that had there assembled, was not so great as to prevent our getting near the funeral pile; but the numbers continued to augment, until nothing could be seen from the slight eminence on which I stood, but one dense mass of heads, all looking one way, and expressing the intense interest they felt.
"It's rough getting across the nullah, and with that crutch" There was silence.
But as I was not prepared to enter upon the subject of his proposals, (intending to consider them maturely,) and was not highly pleased with his conclusion, I desired to be excused seeing him till morning; and the rather, as there is hardly any getting from him in tolerable time overnight.
The getting into the labyrinth was a trifle in comparison to the getting out.
It is very probable that my going there and the getting over the first meeting will be easier and far simpler than I imagine.
The wind was directly against our getting to Mull.
Nevertheless, for me the preparation and the actual getting under way have always been matters of thrilling interest.
" King unsaddled and tethered the horses where they could browse and rest and roll; built his little fire and went about lunch-getting with a joy he had never known in the old accustomed routine before.
He saw the necessity of collecting these men together, and of employing them actively in the service of the colony, as the most effectual mode of preventing their getting within the control of Waally.