Sentence examples for getting on track from inspiring English sources

Sustained commitments necessary to secure future progress NAIROBI/GENEVA/WASHINGTON DC, 28 September 2010 – Leaders of major global health agencies released a new report today stating that several low- and middle-income countries, including some with the most heavy burden of HIV/AIDS, have achieved or getting "on track" to achieve HIV/AIDS universal access target set for 2010.

"It's a matter of getting on track and trying to get us into October".

Durant, hounded by Ron Artest, had a much harder time getting on track.

Japan is now getting on track for fiscal consolidation, he adds.

But Koufos and his teammates had trouble getting on track last night.

But with this settlement, we are erasing these past liabilities and getting on track to eliminate them going forward".

This team never got on track.

Might the economy finally get on track?

I wanted Kellari to get better, to get on track.

But Harvard seemed to get on track after a slow start.

It was time, he agreed, to get on track.