We found 664 examples of how to use get along in an English sentence.
Sentences 26 to 50 of 664.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 26. | Get along with you! | |
| 27. | I am afraid that they don't get along very well. | |
| 28. | I think we can get along well. | |
| 29. | I always get along well with him. | |
| 30. | I get along well with her. | |
| 31. | I am sure I'll get along with him because we are from the same prefecture. | |
| 32. | I can't get along with that man any more. | |
| 33. | I manage to get along on a small salary. | |
| 34. | I didn't get along with her. | |
| 35. | Do you get along well with your new classmates? | |
| 36. | From the moment of his birth, man cannot get along without depending on others. | |
| 37. | He is very difficult to get along with. | |
| 38. | It's very hard to get along with him. | |
| 39. | I don't think I can get along with him. | |
| 40. | I cannot get along with him. | |
| 41. | I just can't get along with him. | |
| 42. | He is difficult to get along with. | |
| 43. | I found it difficult to get along with him. | |
| 44. | He was the sort of man you could get along with. | |
| 45. | He was able to get along on the small amount of money. | |
| 46. | He is rather hard to get along with. | |
| 47. | He doesn't get along with anybody in the office. | |
| 48. | I think he can get along with his neighbor. | |
| 49. | He could not get along with his neighbors. | |
| 50. | He is hard to get along with. |