Sentence examples for get on at from inspiring English sources

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"get on at" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to boarding or entering a mode of transportation, or to criticize or nag someone. Example: 1. "Please make sure to get on at the front of the bus." 2. "My boss always gets on at me for being late." 3. "We should get on at the train station and be there in an hour." 4. "I can't believe she got on at her coworker for such a small mistake."

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It's nice they get on at us and get involved".

BBC

If we're not doing the right thing then make sure you get on at us.

BBC

It's nice they get on at us and get involved". Aldershot have lost their last four league games and the 33-year-old centre-back has welcomed interaction from supporters at the EBB Stadium.

BBC

We just didn't get on at all.

The Guardian - Sport

"I get on at Copiague," he said.

The New York Times

"Some people couldn't get on at all".

The New York Times

"I get on at Exit 62," Mr. McAleese said.

The New York Times

"Peter and I didn't get on at school," she recalls.

The Guardian - Books

Much of the evidence suggests that Walt Disney and Travers really didn't get on at all.

Independent

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I could see Jerry's thinking: "Well this will get on" at the time-- AM radio".

Huffington Post

'Come on, the sooner we do this the sooner you can get on.' At that Colin pushed back his chair, to the accompaniment of irritating scraping sounds of legs on flagstones.

Huffington Post

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