When I enter into dialogue,

So what goes into writing effective dialogue?

The police have started an investigation into the dialogue.

Get into line.

Get into it.

Get into this.

I'd get into...

To get parents, to get into college.

People get you into things... things get you into trouble... trouble gets you mixed up into people.

People get into town.

Get back into bed.

Get into uniform, mister.

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Did Tom get into trouble?

we won't get into that.

We never get into town?

Let's get into the set.

Have him get into these.

I get everybody into trouble.

You might get into trouble.

Get her into the car.

... buttowarnyoungfools to get into shelter.

Get everybody into the compound.

Get into your duds and we'll get out of here!

It's got to get into people's houses, into the bedrooms, into the kitchens.

They get into the food chain.

They somehow get into this reserve.

You start to get into detail.

Does pride get you into university?

Now I shouldn't get into this.

We'll get you into surgery shortly.

Get into uniform, ready to report.

I have to get into position.

You're going to get into trouble.

Did you get into a fight?

When did you get into town?

When do we get into Baltimore?

Get this guy into Bert's suit!

I'll just get into your car.

If we get into the war.