Sentence examples for to get on top of from inspiring English sources

Hopefully it's our turn to get on top of him in the next one".

"He's a tough competitor to get on top of.

I really have to get on top of that.

2.32pm: Stoke are beginning to get on top of Leicester.

Don't expect Mr Allawi to get on top of the insurgency in a jiffy.

"They really need to get on top of things there," he said.

Unless you can do that, you're never going to get on top of the problems".

He added: "In the third set he started to get on top of me.

Anything criminal that is locally made and produced is very hard to get on top of.

A small, vaguely decorative wood-burning stove struggled to get on top of the cold.

"We have to get on top of the welfare bill," he said.