get into the swing of things

Idioms  

1. Become active, make progress. For example, She only started work last week, but she quickly got into the swing of things. [Late 1800s]

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Example Sentences

“And meeting and dealing with new people. And not knowing whether I am going to remember my lines or not. I just get very frightened until I get into the swing of things and then I kind of relax.”

From Seattle Times

It’s not until the second month “that you are starting to get into the swing of things.”

From Seattle Times

The Bowl will get into the swing of things starting this weekend with the first of five free concerts scheduled through June for healthcare workers, first responders and essential workers who worked to keep the city safe and running during the worst of the pandemic.

From Los Angeles Times

Once you get into the swing of things, you can slowly adjust to eating vegan all the time.

From Salon

The build out is simple once you get into the swing of things, and the majority of the materials can be picked up either new or used from an online marketplace, or from a hardware store or a local home-brew shop.

From New York Times