Sentence examples for both got on from inspiring English sources

Yet two goal concessions and the home crowd began abandoning ship and the vocal home advantage began rapidly dissipating; by the end of the dying minutes of the match when substitutes Naif Hazazi and Fahad Al-Muwallad both got on the score sheet, the remaining fans began ironically cheering the visitors for completing the humiliation.

"Thank you," I replied, and we both got on with reading our books.

Eric Brown says father and son "both got on very well at school.

They enjoyed the midweek trip to Viktoria Plzen – both had seven attempts at goal, and both got on the scoresheet.

"Wylesy actually went to my school, so I thought it would be nice if we both got on the scoresheet.

You looked HOTTT but also familiar, would love to chat to see where it is I knew you from ● Early Morning 10/27 L Bedford Station We both got on at the Bedford stop.

He told BBC Radio Stoke: "We both get on well on and off the field but we are both after that shirt against Crawley".

"Do you smoke?" Kathy Burke is generous with her fags; she and Ray Winstone have both got one on the go, and she's eager to thicken the atmosphere.

But quickly both countries got on with it - they did not fall for the trap of fear, they did not hide or run.

I guess the crossover between hating fascists and loving badgers is pretty high, because both groups got on like a badger on fire.

Turner and Frechione both got Brandon Centerwall on the record remembering this story from his father.