Sentence examples for getting a move on from inspiring English sources

Skype's move into Windows Phone 7 seems to have been on the backburner for a while, but if the new positions popping up on Skype Careers are any indication, they may finally be getting a move on.

Having a 4K Blu-ray drive might also have helped the PS4 Pro justify the fact that it costs around $100 more than the Xbox One S - as would Sony getting a move on with introducing more 4K streaming services/apps.

Now a passionate bunch of IE6 haters, their fire apparently fueled by our earlier post, is once again taking to the Web to shout out "Hey IT" and attempt to persuade IT departments into getting a move on the browser upgrade decision making.

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! .