Sentence examples similar to getting on the web from inspiring English sources

The rush to take advantage left some consumers struggling to get on the website as well as finding the phone lines jammed.

And the mayor said: "The best way to make sure you have a chance to get to that park, share in the excitement of London 2012, is to get on the website when those Paralympic Games tickets become available.

"The best way to make sure you have a chance to get to that park, share in the excitement of London 2012, is to get on the website when those Paralympic Games tickets become available," he said.

To be fair, Wolfram Alpha also launched some updated graphics and tables with the new version of the app, but it's still all the same data you can get on the website — again, for free.

When I tried to get on the website that evening -- I could not.

"But the calamitous thing here is that the website wasn't up because many of those people who have to transition are going to get better experience for less money, but they just can't tell that now because they can't get on the website," Axelrod concludes.

How do I deal with this? (Nina, son aged 6) And we have got these … Because I am a member of the National Autistic Society, so we have these little cards that I got on the website and it explains about it says this young person has autism and explains that there could be little outbursts and please be patient and understanding with us, you know.

Get on the website!

"We can't in good conscience turn people away who simply couldn't get onto the website on the last day.

Getting on the Main-Page of the website will guarantee 20K-30K unique visitors in a very short amount of time.

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