Sentence examples for gets on a sort from inspiring English sources

Professor Branestawm Norman Hunterr) gets on a sort of penny-farthing as I remember.

He added: "Our national interest is that these countries get on and sort out the mess that is the euro".

"Our national interest is that these countries get on and sort out the mess that is the euro".

She gets by on a sort of tinker existence, selling second-hand clothes that her mother mends in rare moments of sobriety.

About a year ago I heard that prisoners were getting bombed on a sort of moonshine made from Vegemite.

NEVER get on a dirt bike without some sort of protective gear.

"I just think we've sort of gotten on a roll". Sophomore Matt Summers and freshman Matt Whitehouse combined for 3 1/3 inning of one-run relief, after freshman Kyle Hooper surrendered seven runs in two-thirds of an inning after taking over for Bergman.

Margaret gets on with all sorts of people – I think she'd get on with some of my friends.

(I need hardly tell you which joyless international political body is planning that, but the good news is that Farage has promised to get on a plane to Brussels and ruddy sort them out).

That was our involvement in that movie, but we had sort of gotten on a roll, so we had a whole album then.

"No one ever thought in a million years James Taylor would dress up like a '70s version of James Taylor and get on an actual seesaw and sing this sort of ridiculous but beautiful song.