Sentence examples for getting on of from inspiring English sources

That's the central joke of Getting On – of priorities and interests competing so effectively that virtually nothing gets done – though "joke" is too crude a word for the stealthy way in which the humour bubbles up through the cracks.

He would definitely get on with some of them.

Getting on for half of all households are on welfare.

Get on one of the best pairs of shoes you have.

The cost of getting on top of Aids, well, people are talking $8bn.

Get on out of here".

Recognise when things are getting on top of you.

"He's getting on top of the ball now.

— "getting on top of it," the racers say — it will dance across as effortlessly as Fred Astaire.

Maybe getting on top of maths could be her next big challenge.

"Compared to H5N1 and SARS, we're getting on top of these diseases much, much faster".