Sentence examples for to get on to something from inspiring English sources

General Zinni said the assault "points out the importance of gaining a cease-fire" in order to "get on to something more comprehensive and lasting".

If there is any sentiment among people generally to abandon the spy system and get on to something forthright, we recommend that they instruct their UNO delegates to get busy on the project.

"I am in favor of people retiring and going on to something else before they get too old to go on to something else," he added.

Sometimes demonstrating these things can lead to you getting permission to go out on your own or to be trusted to get on with something alone.

But when Tévez finally got the summons from Mancini to get on and do something to reverse the match in Munich, he appeared to decline.

But when T z finally got the summons from Mancini to get on and do something to reverse the match in Munich, he appeared to decline.

"It's best to get on the floor and under something to protect yourself".

When we heard about the recent incident of a young Asian guy donning a silicone old-man mask to get on a flight to Vancouver, something about it struck a chord.

But it took me a few decades to realise you have to write something or make something to get on.

The veteran asks the beginner about her life, and tries to get her to fasten on to something that would make her eager to return home.

(Previous Strong Women Worker) People have got to hold on to something that they own and that they control - it's like hope, it's like a lifeline thing.