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Only to get on the exercise bike.

Does she get on with your aunt?

To get on, many join it.

Grease on the hands can easily get on goggles.

The builders couldn't get on for lack of materials.

Again high quality of life also get on the hoof!

Stop all this fuss and get on with your work.

And don't you dare get on that subsequent escalator!

Betty: Hi, Tony, How did you get on?

I can always last week on this week, but to also couldn't get on.

He will get on to calculus as he keeps on working at it.

From that day on, she vowed she would never get on a plane again!

You've got a standing ovation going on here, get on and acknowledge it.

You can also get on one of the day ferries to get from Maui to Lanai and back.

Passengers should get on or get off the bus in order and can't off the bus until it stop totally.

You get on a train and you pray you'll get to the next stop. I look up often.

We'll get on to that later what I want to get on to is sensitizing us to deduction and induction and the form of an argument, that's what we need to get on to today.

I get excited about everything on a movie set. I feel like a little kid every time I get on a movie set.

When you get on a bus or a train, lady first.

She didn't get on that bus because it was too crowded.

That evening they saw her get on the No. 12 special express to Beijing.

DON't get on the back of Liverpool players during a game or boo or jeer them.

Sometimes a few old man to get on the car, we all rob the seats.

She described Zimbabwe as "a country that really needs to move on, and get on with its future."

Now, all of you get on the fast track to a harmonious society on the "Harmony" high speed train.

But I also understood that I must get on with my work and not dwell on one subject or book.

Take a little time to locate the emergency stop buttons on every escalator before you get on.

To get on the pitch again was great for me personally and great for the lads to get through to the quarter-finals. It's a fantastic achievement.

You can install it and get it running quickly and then get on with the business of evaluating or demonstrating your prototypes.

We're really disappointed with the result today. But we just have to get back into training and get on with it.

A: If you are hired, you've got to get on the phone, make business calls, set up appointments, get on a plane, visit the client and sell him on our products.

Instead of rushing to get my costume on to get on stage, I was helping other people tie their shoes, hang up their clothes, and cue them for their entrances.

I recruited someone I trusted with my children's lives and I let her get on with it.

You might as well erect a house without bricks and mortar as try to get on In life without education.