Sentence examples for on with is from inspiring English sources

"The Israeli government tries to make a false link between the Palestinian struggle and what's going on with IS in the region more broadly," said Diana Butto, former spokesperson for the Palestine Liberation Organization.

Her list of things to get on with is long and full of angst.

This time, get on with isn't about a relationship.

DO: SORT YOUR DIET OUT First thing to crack on with is sorting out our eating habits.

Who is or isn't the right person for someone to get on with is a very subjective opinion.

At that moment, the vestigial idealism that clung to the revolutionary struggles Carlos once signed on with is snuffed out, extinguished through an act of intergenerational murder that speaks to the legacy of terrorism-without-end and foreshadows an age of car bombs, high body counts and nihilistic, annihilating violence.

The chief thing I regretted not going on with was Latin — I'd had only two years of it.

What's going on with Jawbone is anyone's guess, but it sure isn't pretty.

What's going on with "This is 40?" I basically do a cameo in that.

"So tell me what's going on with you?" is such a loaded question!

But getting on with life is more important".