Sentence examples for gets on famously from inspiring English sources

BP boasts that it gets on famously with Russia's leaders, which would surely help.

But Park Geun-hye, South Korea's president, is welcome there and gets on famously with China's leader, Xi Jinping.

I'm not sure about his use of lardons though: although bacon always gets on famously with both onions and cider, it changes the character of the dish.

Partly as a result, he has poisonous relations with the German and French leaders and gets on famously with George Bush. Thesechanges in Italian foreign policy have coloured European reaction to the great Berlusconi gaffe.

Lennon and Muhl, 23, now cohabit in New York, have released an album, The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger, together, and Lennon says he gets on famously with her parents.

Yet whereas Mr Bush gets on famously with America's evangelical Christians, Mr Koizumi seems an odd bedfellow for the peace-loving lay Buddhists who back his ruling coalition.Formally, the LDP's coalition partner, New Komeito, which has 34 lower-house seats in parliament, is separate from Soka Gakkai, a lay Buddhist organisation with more than 10m Japanese members.

In the abstract, after all, it's hard to imagine the slashing mayor of New York getting on famously with the people of Sloan, Iowa, a one-strip farming town of about 1,000 people.

The two women got on famously.

But they got on famously.

The two men got on famously.

Paisley and McGuinness got on famously.