Sentence examples for task to get on with from inspiring English sources

It was just a task to get on with and we got on with it.

Let's get back to the EU and work with our neighbours for a better United Kingdom!" But the more common voice from leavers was to say that things were now settling down and there was a task to get on with.

Justin Rosenstein, the San Francisco-based entrepreneur who created Facebook's Like button, was so concerned that email was interfering with people's ability to get on with their jobs that he created Asana, an app that cuts through the small talk and prompts workers to get on with specific tasks on a minute-by-minute basis.

'My task is to get on with the job,' he insists.

Cameron said: "The task now is to get on with the process of naming people from the regime, from the opposition, who can sit down and talk about a transitional authority that will take power in Syria".

Then bring your focus back gently to the task you want to get on with.

Alternatively the virtual team can be deployed on process driven tasks, allowing humans to get on with doing more creative things.

It's our job out here to get on with the task at hand and win a series for England".

Find lots of exciting loose ends I never really followed up, creating lots of ideas and a long list of boring and menial tasks for my student to get on with.

A document in circulation lists the tasks people want the president to get on with immediately.

A survey carried out by a bathroom firm found that women are increasingly likely to get on with tasks such as fixing a leaky tap, fixing the toilet, hanging wallpaper, and sealing windows rather than hanging around waiting for the "man of the house" to drain his lager, switch off the football, and move his backside into action.