We found 317 examples of how to use get on in an English sentence.
Sentences 26 to 50 of 317.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 26. | Where shall we get on a bus? | |
| 27. | We get on well with our neighbors. | |
| 28. | Something was wrong with my computer and I couldn't get on-line. | |
| 29. | I get on the subway every morning at Ginza. | |
| 30. | We don't get on well with each other. | |
| 31. | We happened to get on the same bus. | |
| 32. | What grade did you get on the test? | |
| 33. | Let's stop wasting time and get on with this work. | |
| 34. | Is it possible to get on the next flight? | |
| 35. | If you wish to get on in the world, you must not shrink from effort. | |
| 36. | Get on the bus in turn. | |
| 37. | Watch your step when you get on the train. | |
| 38. | Get on a horse. | |
| 39. | You have to get on that bus to go to the museum. | |
| 40. | I get on well with him. | |
| 41. | He is a man hard to get on with. | |
| 42. | He is eager to get on in the world. | |
| 43. | He decided to get on with the plan. | |
| 44. | He doesn't seem to get on in the world. | |
| 45. | He was careless enough to get on the wrong train. | |
| 46. | He is worried whether his wife can get on with his mother. | |
| 47. | He didn't get on well in his new job. | |
| 48. | He is easy to get on with. | |
| 49. | He likes to get on the horse and go out. | |
| 50. | He'll be sure to get on in life. |