Sentence examples for Be got on from inspiring English sources
There is always work to be done and a meal to be got on the table.
Mr Cameron said an inquiry into the wider lessons for the press, including the future of its regulation, could be got on with "straight away".
Christa McAuliffe excited as could be Got on to the shuttle with no maybe So they counted down and left the pad In one splet second happy turned to sad.
It's about generational equality, he argues: if people are to stand a chance of getting on to the housing ladder, then more land must be got on to the housing market.
Mr Edis said: "We suggest that that shows Mrs Brooks may have had a personal interest in this email deletion policy - both to the date of the cut-off and her own personal emails - also that it should be got on with".
Due to the different economic levels of the cities, some hints might be got on the status quo of healthcare insurance in different economic backgrounds.
Everyone seemed to be getting on well.
"Prospero sounds like 'Oh, he's getting on now.
"You guys are getting on like gangbusters," Mandy interrupted.
