Sentence examples for getting straight to it from inspiring English sources

"Let me not be Delphic," said David Sherborne, rolling up his sleeves and getting straight to it.

When users meet, some prefer to have a drink first, while others like getting straight to it, with reviews rife with tales of women opening doors in lingerie.

Well, sex for us used to look like heading to the bedroom after putting our kid to bed, taking off our clothes, getting under the covers and getting straight to it.

But instead of boring you with them, let me get straight to it.

But the late 80s was not a time for subtlety or navel-gazing; if you wanted to make a point, you needed to get straight to it.

Let's get straight to it: Hillary Clinton's comments Friday at a fund-raiser that half of Donald Trump's supporters could be put in a "basket of deplorables" wasn't a smart political play.

He's about to jump on the train and is lugging a holdall, a Daunt Books tote, a guitar case patched up with duct tape, so we get straight to it.

Let's get straight to it: her name is not a big act of patriotism – her due date fell on a Latin American holiday called the Day of the Americas – and Ferrera, 32, didn't love it (she went by her middle name Georgine for years).

Board members ask questions differently — some meander, others get straight to it.

There was no time to be nice, and Roy wouldn't respect any 'mateyness' anyway, so we got straight to it.

I had to get straight to it.