Sentence examples for actually got on from inspiring English sources

I didn't know when Bryan had last directed a play on the stage, but the main thing was that Peter actually got on with him; costume designers, assistant directors and stage management had one by one been sent packing as suspected agents of the Gas, Light and Coke Company and of its supremo, Miss Piggy (me).

We actually got on pretty well in the end.

Why hadn't he plumped for Kristin Scott Thomas, the eligible beauty he actually got on with?

Miliband was almost unique among the Labour party leaders of the past 50 years, in that he and Benn actually got on well.

I didn't like the lawyers for the fact that they were representing soldiers and the government, but we actually got on quite well.

They actually got on really well, which was very fortunate, as in the couple of years that lay ahead she would be getting many reverse charge calls from Jamaica in the middle of the night.

In the face of a really awful situation, actually getting on with it and almost having quite a jolly time.

You know, in the face of a really awful situation, actually getting on with it and almost having quite a jolly time.

Reform the budget and then you can actually get on with a lower net contribution".

The fewer apps I need to actually get on with my productivity, the better off I am, I think.

"If the government was really serious, and really believed the road was such an economic driver for the region, they would grasp the nettle and actually get on with it".