Sentence examples for get on better from inspiring English sources
Carter started the meeting by saying he wanted to find a way to get on better.
He regarded such a concept as absurd; history was a wealth of human experience, and if there is anything to learn from it, it is how we might get on better with each other.
Goals coded as "1" are those which specify an action in a specific life domain, but which could be divided into further sub-tasks (e.g., "get fit", "eat sensibly" "get on better with my family").
While it may be difficult to accept, children may get on better with one parent than the other, and this may change as the child develops, switching between one to the other.
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"People get on better if they talk.
We get on better now than ever.
Europeans generally get on better with Democrats than Republicans.
"Shiites get on better with the West," he said.
He was even getting on better with his mother who came to all the training sessions".
