Sentence examples for get on did from inspiring English sources

Although they didn't get on, did Corgan, then, look up to Cobain? "No.

"She got rushed into hospital on Friday so it's a difficult sort of thing – you just get on don't you?" he says.

Q: They don't get on, do they?

We want to get on doing it quickly".

Life gets increasingly preposterous as you get on, doesn't it.

"But just because we no longer get on does not mean I've lost my admiration for him as a footballer.

"People want to get on doing great things" in their lives, he says, but first "they have to learn the basic skills" in research, says Hibbs.

"If you're offered a seat on a rocket ship, get on, don't ask what seat.

When getting on, get on smoothly, don't hit the rope at 45 to 90 degrees.

Getting On doesn't feature on it anywhere.

As in the UK, so in the US – Getting On doesn't get on with everyone.