Sentence examples for got on remarkably from inspiring English sources

The psychological forecast is mixed with a chance of declining morale, increased irritability and dwindling motivation.To be sure, the dire predictions are not specific to this mission or crew, which has got on remarkably well so far.

Clara seems to be getting on remarkably well with this psycho, despite herself.

They seem to get on remarkably well: they live together in Camberwell, south London, along with Nina's boyfriend and Moses's dog, and Moses can't think of a single downside of working together.

Remarkably for a prima donna assoluta, she got on with everyone, except for "one or two conductors" and Sock, the obnoxious snuffly pug owned by John Christie at Glyndebourne.

After a short investigation, it turned out there is another Alexander Agranovsky in Orlando with a CV remarkably similar to my own … I don't know why I did not just got on the plane and turn out there on Monday".

And so it went on, remarkably, for seven years.

Getting on the ballot takes just sixty-five voter voter signatures and a check for thirty-five hundred dollars, making it a remarkably cheap advertising medium.

By the end, after Lovborg's death, they seem remarkably untouched by the action around them, simply getting out of the way so Hedda can get on with her suicide.

But in the past few years another game has been added, based on the odd, but remarkably consistent, penchant of the Fox Network for dropping a show from its schedule before it even gets on the air.

(That ruling that got remarkably little attention, frankly. Continental says it will appeal).

But victims of negligence get a remarkably bad deal.