Sentence examples for content to get on from inspiring English sources
He is content to get on base any way he can.
Despite couching the acquisition as necessary to sustain Toshiba's nuclear presence, Nishida for the time being seems content to leave Tritch alone to get on with marketing the AP1000, and the American concurs: "We don't have any phone calls or anything like that".
This means that publishers don't need to produce video content to get in on the video ad action.
It's clearly for those that for one reason or another, want an easier or legal way to get on-demand content on their HDTV.
But these concessions don't matter to me; I'm more than content to get my kicks on this virtual Route 66 it's just a bloody shame I can't mute the persistent calls to get back on mission.
You want your content to get shared, viewed, and acted on.
Kevin Smith, co-founder of independent news and picture agency Splash News, says that while many newspapers and magazines rely on celebrity content to get sales, but fill their pages with everything from crosswords to horoscopes, TMZ has just cut down to the bone - celebrity is all it supplies.
Yet Britain has become a society where a contented majority has managed to "get on" while a significant minority has not.
Will he be content to just get on with the job, like Paul Drayson? Probably not, given Sugar's higher media profile.
The MVNO allows content providers to get their hands on transport fees, but operators feel ambivalent about the concept.
