Sentence examples for gets a move on from inspiring English sources

Unless Scotgold gets a move on with its mining project, it could find it suffers the same fate as 20 years ago, because the gold price - having risen this year to a 27-year high - is falling.

Carl Bildt, the former Swedish prime minister, has said "de facto ejection" is a possibility unless Britain gets a move on, but it is unclear on what grounds that could happen.

If Zubworld can get some early traction – it's particularly exposed to Metcalfe's law as the site is completely useless if not enough people join – and gets a move on with that iPhone app, it might just work.

Here is one answer: Wake up and get a move on!

Jump! You, pal, get a move on!

I speak in her voice: "Get a move on!

All those impatient readers who've been carping at him and telling him to get a move on are bound to feel a sense of loss.

Undoubtedly you think Mickey should get a move on!

Shake a leg! Get a move on!

"I better get a move on!" Determined, I went home and memorized my material -- that was key for me.

Accept the facts and get a move on! .