Sentence examples for should be got on from inspiring English sources

Mr Edis said: "We suggest that that shows Mrs Brooks may have had a personal interest in this email deletion policy - both to the date of the cut-off and her own personal emails - also that it should be got on with".

The thought of sending out this Snapchat/photo makes you change your appearance to one that completely doesn't suit the activity you should be getting on with.

She should be getting on with the evening meal.

"We should be getting on the same page".

"There is a general recognition we should be getting on with the exploration phase," he said.

"Pension funds should be getting on top of this issue, and many of them are".

And," she adds, gently, "you end up putting yourself in the past when you should be getting on with now".

"There is a general recognition we should be getting on with the exploration phase," Francis Egan, Cuadrilla's chief executive, said during a recent interview.

Now you sit down and there's a universe of possibilities – many of them obscurely relevant to the work you should be getting on with – to tempt you.

Around a decade or so ago, the fashion industry twigged that they should be getting on board with Chinese new year, too.

Someone may know that they are not feeling OK, but other people tell them that they should have moved on, should feel lucky to be alive and should be getting on with their lives.