Sentence examples for got on one from inspiring English sources
"He got on one of the last evacuation ships out of the city," Bundschu said.
Unless things change, I think we can count the number of years we have got on one hand".
"Eventually I got on one at 10.30am but that was late, then the taxi here got stuck in traffic.
Snowmobiles were still in their infancy as a consumer product when Mr. Plaisted got on one for the first time in 1963 or 1964 and was immediately smitten.
"A white businessman got on one day, saw there were no seats in the 'white' part of the car, and took a seat behind the screen.
Asked who would take home the m.v.p. trophy after the two held the award up high at center court, O'Neal smiled and said: "He's got on one of those rings.
"Just getting on one another's nerves".
Get on one towards Ollerton and alight at Carburton where Clumber Lake begins.
We need to get on one of those nine- or 10-game winning streaks".
The Knicks also hope to get on one of their rolls from 3-point range.
