Sentence examples for when getting on from inspiring English sources

Chief among these malcontents is the dreadful Rose, who is described by Ms. Lessing as an ugly avatar of the 1980's, "when getting on, getting rich, doing down your fellows, were officially applauded".

When there are 16 candidates, compared with a previous record of 12 in the 1974 election, when getting on for two-fifths of the voters say they will decide only at the last minute and when quite a few people probably lie anyway (not everyone admits to being a neo-fascist in a door-step interview), sounding out opinions can hardly be an exact science.

That sort of thinking has helped me enormously when getting on with living a life I love in a perfectly imperfect body.

Question 2 of the rule indicates that a patient may be categorized at risk if they experience mild difficulty when getting on or off the toilet, yet, depending on their answer to the Question 4, they may be classified as not at risk if they encounter severe difficulty performing the same task.

When getting on, get on smoothly, don't hit the rope at 45 to 90 degrees.

I'm never pulled over for special screening as any kind of security risk when getting on a flight, even when I book one-way tickets at the last minute. .

When getting back on the stage, use your jump first, then the spin attack.

You must know that when you get on one.

Recognise when things are getting on top of you.

"When Robbie gets on these streaks, there's no one better in baseball," Teixeira said.

There are nights when he gets on a roll.