Sentence examples for get on with preparing from inspiring English sources

He said the players were determined to get on with preparing for the Colts.

"The club can now get on with preparing plans for an exciting new community stadium that will provide a great boost in terms of much needed new homes and jobs in Brentford," he added.

If it can be left alone, you can get on with preparing the new fabric covering.

Wiley had been quietly getting on with preparing tracks for The Elusive, his forthcoming LP to be released on Island, when something snapped.

All they can do is sit back and savour their achievements for a little while before getting on with preparing to try to live up to their successes in the future.

In recent weeks, he has travelled to foreign lands, mused about the nature of Britishness and got on with preparing the budget.

He gets on with preparing for the ensemble's forthcoming visit to London, their first appearance before an English-speaking audience, and with writing a poem.

"We've got to dust ourselves down, get on with things and prepare for the game next week away at Southend and can we get our first away win there". Match ends, Rochdale 2, Scunthorpe United 1. Second Half ends, Rochdale 2, Scunthorpe United 1. Attempt missed.

In practice, both sides agree, they must decide by the end of July, if they are to get on with choosing candidates and preparing for the campaign, as the PRI will be doing.

"The coaches and players here know what is happening and it's just tweaking a few things so they can get on with the job of preparing themselves for the start of Super League".

"I think the teachers are eager to get back to the schools, now that they've been cleaned, so they can get on with educating these children and preparing for the end of the school year".