Sentence examples for get on with stuff from inspiring English sources

They're self-conscious about talking about weakness, there's this male sense of 'shrug and get on with stuff'".

But Abbington, who has two children with Freeman, told the magazine that she was able to cope, saying: "I'm an only child, I'm quite self-sufficient - I can get on with stuff on my own.

Devices that are smart/stupid enough to just get on with stuff without the need for or scope for fancy interactions.

I don't comment on political affiliations but I think having a full strength government that's in place and is getting on with stuff is a major thing that you want — it limits the uncertainty.

Nor frankly the glowing pulchritude, furnish'd and burnish'd by Adelaide sun, of forensic anthropologist Xanthé Mallett, just one of a cracking new team of specialists: so just let us get on with watching the bloody stuff.

It has been occasionally billed as a comedy-drama, but it is only that in the sense that it has as many jokes in it as people make in real life while they are getting on with serious stuff.

"I don't work within – I was going to say TV Centre Broadcasting Housese, I can't vouch for the attitudes and atmosphere, but as a viewer I get this sense there is a bit more confidence about getting on with making good stuff.

To this end, we spent four happy days acclimatising in Chile, in the Explora base in San Pedro, thinking we were simply having fun while our bodies were actually getting on with some quietly serious stuff.

"Alice is wise beyond her years, but then growing up on film sets means it's all second nature to her," says Dempsie. "She gets on with stuff.

But that could change…  I've been broadly pretty impressed by how fast the new government has pulled itself together and seemed to be getting on with stuff.

I wish we could outsource a lot of the emotional labor traditionally expected of women, so us flesh-and-blood ones can get on with the stuff we actually want to do.