Sentence examples similar to get right on with from inspiring English sources
"Sorry for getting right on with it.
Notifications will be a tricky thing to get right on Echo, since a push alert with voice in a device with no display is a very different thing from a subtle vibration or screen-based alert on a smartphone.
If your weight goes up, even by a pound, get right back on track with your eating.
As for the other parts of reform — where millions of immigrants get right with the law and get on with becoming Americans, where workers are better protected — he threw up his hands.
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"He got right down on his knee, with all his best guy friends around us," remembered Ms. Gerard, now a freelance fashion editor for magazines in New York.
Phelim O'Neill Dr Cruz shrugs off his cardiac episode and gets right back on Jackie's case with renewed vigour.
We've all felt this pain right before getting on with our lives.
Pray for the end of war, and there's just a chance that that's what you'll get; peace right on the dot, with all the issue still up in the air the balance of power yet to be determined.
A few hot tears were the right response, followed by getting on with the work.
"It is going to be a difficult one and the short turnaround obviously isn't going to help us in terms of getting it right on the training field, with the amount of injuries we've got".
