Sentence examples for getting on famously from inspiring English sources
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 old friends are getting on famously so the daughter, egged on by her brother, decides that this is the time to leave.
North Korea's desire to get closer to Japan may partly be because of alarm that its sponsor, China, appears to be getting on famously with South Korea.
Marciano, the bashful white man who served his country in the second world war, and Ali, the brash Afro-American draft dodger, found themselves getting on famously.
The two senior churchmen were in a room in the Vatican and had been getting on famously when John Paul suddenly produced out of his pocket a farewell letter for Arns, pre-prepared by his officials.
Best of Times Apart from Kelner and Mullin, another duo seemingly getting on famously were new Times editor James Harding, and the man he beat to the top job, Ben Preston.
