Sentence examples for then getting on from inspiring English sources

(So-called "real business cycles" hadn't been invented back then). Getting on for twenty years ago, when I was a young reporter, I interviewed one of Dr. Frankel's eminent predecessors, the late Dr. Geoffrey Moore, of Columbia, who spent much of his life studying cycles, about the challenges of identifying turning points in the economy.

Then, getting on for two decades later, more entrepreneurial types began to get in on the act.

"But then getting on the phone with Andrew, and Andrew's commitment and passion toward the project was just overwhelming.

I'm getting rather bored of paying for a service that only goes as far as Preston and then getting on a bus.

We go in and out of being highly aware, then getting on with just being busy and becoming startled again when the thought comes back to bite us.

It's a case of taking all the information over the next couple of days and then deciphering everything and then getting on with putting your life in the professionals' hands.

The show then gets "on party" again with their techno club set-list.

If you want to get into this market, then get on-board!

He then got on one knee.

"He believed you wear the crown for one day and then get on with your life".

then get on it again and buy the cheapest one.