Sentence examples for everyone can get on from inspiring English sources
But not everyone can get on it — and Xbox players are reporting not being able to get the codes required to get the game.
But experts say boundary disputes are likely to be rapidly resolved through negotiation, so that everyone can get on with the business of making money.
The Liberal Democrats will spend 2013 working to build a stronger economy and a fairer society so that everyone can get on in life.
My driving ambition is to give all kids a truly comprehensive education – all backgrounds at school together, a breadth in the curriculum and ambition so everyone can get on.
But while the jury are of course banned from reading media coverage of the trial – Judge O'Toole has repeatedly stressed that jurors cannot even discuss it with family members – the sense on the streets remains that it would be far better to lock him up and throw away the key, so that everyone can get on with their lives.
While their occasional forays into whimsy, and the fact that at one point Allbrook waves a flute around, may have some muttering the words "like punk never happened", at their best Pond's West Australian take on psychedelia is a trip that everyone can get on board.
My hope is that if I can spend a day a year dealing with this issue, then that means that everyone else can get on with making International Women's Day about celebrating women and not complaining about the supposed raw deal men get.
You want to be gentle, but firm, in getting the bridal party to move forward with the scheduled plans, to make sure everyone can get out of the rented space on time.
We are being sold the idea that every meadow can be sustainably filled with the sartorially confused unleashing their chakras and dancing badly in wellingtons, that everyone can get by on an artistic license by crafting greetings cards and buying on credit.
By promoting the fact that anyone and everyone can get outside and take on outdoor activities, no matter their age, skill, or fitness level, Lindsay and Jenny are encouraging women who may otherwise feel intimidated to try something new and push themselves.
