Sentence examples for getting on that from inspiring English sources

That was in large part because meat can be tricky to shop for at typical supermarkets, where minimalist labels and vague wording dominate the display case; it's difficult to know what you're actually getting on that white foam tray.

We talk about habits and getting on that winning run to build up momentum.

That's all we're getting on that.

I'm trying to find out where I'm going – I'm told there is a convoy next morning going south, so I'm getting on that.

All the soldiers and intelligence officers in France could not have stopped the attacker getting on that train without foreign cooperation, but threats can move quicker within a borderless EU than the EU can react.

Come kick-off in Rio, Ebner said, for the US team "there will obviously only one goal in mind: getting on that podium at the end of the Games".

So the hackathon is one small step in getting on that road and hopefully getting a lot of patients a lot better information.

The number one question was "What the hell were you doing getting on that spaceship?" He said that they "wrote themselves into a corner".

Quiksilver has not wasted any time getting on that bandwagon.

Certainly I didn't hit too many poor putts, it's just getting on that run.

Last night was such a tough time getting on that plane".