Sentence examples for really get to work from inspiring English sources

Now it's time to really get to work.

The doctors don't really get to work until after the finish.

Once this new order is in place, we can really get to work on reforming Britain, rooting out the rotten core of unfairness which dominates our whole lives.

He says he and his wife, the singer Gayle Moran, have agreed that he should really get to work on making his time at home a little more normal; it's too rough on the body.

But Nick Boles, the skills minister, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "All we're trying to do is strike a reasonable and fair balance between the interests of trade unions and the interests of people who are trying to get to work on time and can only really get to work with one means of transport".

So thanks, Sacramento, but when will you really get to work?

We've really got to work hard.

So you've really got to work your way around".

I've really got to work to get through games".

Then, when Coach introduced its signature "C" fabric, the criminals really got to work, she said.

"You've really got to work at it, rather than just enjoying the job," he said.