Sentence examples for get on-line from inspiring English sources

With the new year born amid gray portents and tremors of worry the new President seeming scary by looking scared, the dot-com economy bleeding itself down like the capsule of Apollo 13 the thought has occurred to several people that the way to find out what God has in mind might be to get on-line and ask him.

With a Dell Latitude notebook on my knees, I was trying vainly to get on-line.

At first, MPE was wary of linking its database to foreign dealers, insisting that it couldn't get on-line access.

To get on-line at some companies, employees have to jump through a lot of hoops: layers of passwords, encryption and slow firewalls.

Following three months of successful trials, BT now has a team of up to 2,000 specially trained engineers nationwide who can visit customers in their homes to help them get on-line and get the most out of their broadband.

While some girls were raiding the kitchen, painting their nails, listening to music and making crank calls to cute boys, others were getting on-line, hooking up with chat rooms.

He lined up about 24 people and told them to get on line before the post office opened.

We like to be the ones to find something and stamp it with specialness, as opposed to being told: 'Get on line.

Ten minutes before the show at the planetarium, Ellin glanced at his BlackBerry (for the record, he did not do this often) and said to Luc, "I think we should get on line".

Yonkers Raceway used to draw 40,000 people on weekends, 25,000 during the week, and when Mr. McCahey's father would place bets for him, he'd have to get on line well before post time.

James Stropoli, assistant general manager of the club, said both are popular -- in the case of Netpulse, so much so that people wait on line to get on line.