Sentence examples for kept getting on the from inspiring English sources

This was the explanation — theatrical, deft, true, self-mocking — that I got for the disapproving glances that my translator and I kept getting on the streets of Banja Luka.

"If he can turn in some decent performances and keeps getting on the scoresheet, I think there will be one or two more coming after him in the future," Bentley continued.

Look, we've campaigned on a series of issues from debt cancellation to increased aid and transparency, and we've consistently seen that whenever [there has been] a good campaign with civil society speaking strongly, with good evidence-based policy, we get policy change, we get results and there's every reason to keep getting on the streets and keep campaigning, keep marching.

"We keep getting on the scorecard and keep ticking over.

"I showed a bit of character to keep getting on the ball," added Shelvey.

"I think it was a good game for us to show… our togetherness and just show our courage really - keep getting on the ball, keep trying do the right things, no matter what happened.

Yet despite this great churn the same faces keep getting on and off (and on) the carousel.

"I kept getting back on the horse".

But interviewing activists, who seemed to be having a great time, I kept getting stuck on the more systematic problem of global capitalism that Sawant raised.

We kept getting canceled on".

People kept getting down on one knee to smell the old-fashioned blossoms, their eyes half-closing as they breathed.