Sentence examples for door get on from inspiring English sources
"They'll close their door, get on the phone with their friends and ignore you for hours," Ms. Trayes said.
"I just walk out the door, get on the ferry, and I'm in Manhattan," said the Queens native, who lives in a two-bedroom co-op.
"This case ought to walk out of the door, get on the elevator and get out of this building on this exchange alone," Mr. Hardin said.
When you walk to the door, get on the wall before you open the door.
He opened the door, got on the floor, and everybody walked the dinosaur!
"It was knocking on doors, getting on that telephone," he said.
But it also featured day-to-day details about the secrecy ("We called it Edgar Allan Poe", he said of EPO), trying to avoid tests when drugged up and testers knock on your door ("Get down on your hands and knees and crawl around") and the dangers of blood transfusions ("My urine was black, like a rusty colour").
Mr. Humphrey next door gets to stand on the grass barefoot, which is clearly fun, but splashing in boots is better.
Gone are the days when a new high school graduate could show up at the factory door, get trained on the shop floor and earn a good wage and a pension.
"I'm very willing to do whatever work I'm assigned — that's the generation I grew up in — and I began to realize that politicians love people who will go door to door and get on the phone for them," Ms. Tiernan said.
Volunteer to go door to door or get on the phones.
