Sentence examples for probably get on from inspiring English sources

Stop when you get to the bottom of the hill and congratulate yourself for getting to the bottom of the mountain in one piece, minus the cuts and bruises that you will probably get on the way down.

You'd probably get on quite well with it.

Opal would probably get on very well with Violet.

Knowing that just about any girl you can think of you can probably get on the phone.

"I probably get on him more than I get on, say, Gary Neal," Popovich said, referring to a Spurs reserve guard.

It was almost midnight when I told her that I should probably get on my bike and go home, so she could get some sleep.

A registered Republican who occasionally writes for Commentary Magazine, Rabbi Soloveichik said that he probably got on the radar of convention organizers because he has several friends affiliated with the Romney campaign.

"I probably got on with doing the job in the department and didn't do the Westminster and Number 10 bit enough". But there's no point having regrets, Hendry says.

(Murthy probably got on the President's wrong side because the N.R.A. doesn't like him — he has spoken often about gun violence as an important public-health issue).

This "real world" news event probably got on the radar screens of more degenerate sports addicts than usual, because the principal person involved happened to be a linebacker for the Kansas City Chiefs, of the National Football League.

I observed and tried to just, probably got on lots of people's nerves.