Sentence examples for not getting along from inspiring English sources

"Why are the sexes not getting along?

To say they were not getting along is absolutely ridiculous.

"She represented that John was insulting, and not getting along well with the Yemenis," he recalled.

"Initially you're not getting along and then you keep bumping into each other".

But lately in Gowanus, the two generations are not getting along so well.

Next, he asks me to help him find a new apartment, confiding, "Me and my mom, we're not getting along".

E-jerk seemed best to describe a way of not getting along with others: an e-jerk reaction.

"They are sort of not getting along well at home and they want to do something different, so they leave".

This was the camels not getting along and it wasn't too terribly different from the way they acted when they did get along.

At one point, when she and her partner were not getting along, she smacked him on the shoulder with her leg, and I don't mean her foot.

The lawmakers said they want to scuttle the deal because they're unhappy with Turkey for not getting along better with three neighbors: Israel, Armenia and Cyprus.