Sentence examples for get on today from inspiring English sources

How do he and Albarn get on today?

"My dad has followed me everywhere, all over the world, but he thought I would not get on today and decided to watch my brother instead and come to see the game against Peterhead in midweek".

Getting back to the Goring in the evening, you are welcomed like a skier returning from a hard day on the piste: handshakes, humor and inquiries like "so how did you get on today?" At first glance, it might seem a little Miss Marple-ish, but the Goring is endearing and slightly batty.

This news needs to get on today.

"But we all have to get on tomorrow no matter what," said Stenhouse.

Why is he acting like this?' Instead, when they saw me they said: 'How did you get on yesterday?

Maybe we'll get on this week and we'll be amazed.

I was gutted that I didn't get on last week but it was good for the team to get that win in tough conditions.

"There are some good players there, but the proof is in the pudding and we'll see how we get on next week and in the following games".

Hopefully this will help clear up any questions you may have or get on yesterday's round.

"How other women your age got on today," was on the right-hand side, a big, solid chunk of activity and well-being.