Sentence examples for will get on top from inspiring English sources

For example, one individual stated on Day 8 that "We will get on top of this disease, and in a week or two, new cases will be history".

Microsoft are so massive that they will get on top of it.

And they will get on top of the services, sorting out – and sometimes fending off – the 28 or more different state services that come calling at the door.

The pollsters I have known are a canny lot, and I have no doubt they will get on top of these problems.

From time to time, your arthritis will get on top of you.

"We'll get on top of this situation," he said.

Collectively with Renault, I'm confident we'll get on top of it.

They can envisage what experience they'll get on on top of the academic one".

If Mr Stevens survives his current inconveniences, perhaps he will get on the case.Back to top >>MondayWHO knew that Americans need a passport to fly from California to Alaska?

So it is clear we will never get on top of this disease unless we face up to that and deal with it".

(And what not to use: I was told in the minor leagues that I chased too many high pitches and that I could "get away with it in the minors, but face Roger Clemens and you will never get on top of that pitch". In fact, I actually lived on high pitches my entire career).