get in on

Idioms  

1. see in on. Also see get into the act; (get in on the) ground floor.

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Example Sentences

"We've lost everything now and we couldn't get in on the day. Everything is now going to be stripped out but it's going to take six months to get things back."

From BBC

Now, chefs of various cultural backgrounds are trying to get in on the action by crafting turkey dishes that speak to their roots.

From The Wall Street Journal

When Galaxy’s Edge opened in 2019, fans wondered if during the holiday season the land would get in on the Life Day action.

From Los Angeles Times

But the billionaires—co-owners of a professional hockey team who have talked of “skating where the puck is going”—seized the opportunity to get in on the AI boom.

From The Wall Street Journal

Pfizer’s deal to acquire Metsera for $4.9 billion in cash and more in potential milestone payments, which it announced in late September, was the company’s latest effort to get in on the weight-loss market, after its much-hyped efforts to develop its own weight-loss pill ended in an embarrassing faceplant.

From Barron's

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