Sentence examples for so getting on from inspiring English sources

Indeed the early bird catches the worm, so getting on before the 9am-11am rush will only help.

"So getting on with reopening that station and getting it on the MetroWest network is absolutely critical for that northern part of South Gloucestershire," he added.

The law has exceptions, so getting on the registry will not help stave off all solicitation calls.

Now it really seems to betting on this mobile thing, so getting on the iPhone is pretty important.

"I was diagnosed with cancer in October of 2010," he told HuffPost Wednesday afternoon, "so getting on my parents' insurance has, perhaps, saved my life".

"Why Washington is so getting on the nerves of [North Korea] at a time when the resumption of the six-party talks is high on the agenda?" the North Korean spokesman demanded in the statement distributed in indignant, fractured English over the official news service.

It means that you value your time, well-being and happiness, so get on out there.

So get on down to one of the most vibrant communities in Los Angeles, and raise a glass.

"We now have one piece missing and that is the governor, so get on board".

So get on your dancin' shoes.

So get on there women.