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Suddenly, a middle-aged lady got on the train and sat opposite Sally. 'Hello, little girl, ' she said.

'I'm going to Woodford Green, ' I said to the conductor as I got on the bu' but I don't know where it is. '

and also-also you said that you were going to leave right after I got on the plane!

My children got on the train without many luggage, if I can put the beautiful memories in their baggage, I will be so happy.

Once I got on to shore, a couple of people tried to help me but I could not remove it, it was stuck there.

As I just sat down, an aunt with a baby in her arms got on, but there was no more seat for her on the bus.

It was a good change by the manager. Mikel got on the ball, moved it about and allowed myself and Ballack to push on.

After a fight with her mother last night, the 13-year-old girl leave home without telling anyone and got on a down train.

She was an attractive girl who never allowed herself to be distracted by the comments and got on with her job.

and after a few minutes he said to his companion: "Do you know what you have got on your back? "

I just wonder how much worse it would be if we accepted the situation we had now, stopped fighting them, and just got on with our lives.

She said that it was better to get some food before they got on the train because food on the train was usually too expensive.

How would it be, Pole, if you got on my shoulders and saw whether you could get up to it?

I don't recall what Mother and I did in New Orleans, but Ill never forget what happened one of the times I got on the train to leave.

Pretty soon the car came. I got on it, they turning to look at my eye, and found a seat on the left side.

Before I started driving I got on my cell phone on Facebook and messaged his wife, and said, 'I hugged your husband.

Finally, after vainly trying to force the door, they got on the roof and dropped down on to the balcony.

"Bella, " my mom said to me --the last of a thousand time -- before I got on the plane. "You don't have to do this. "

When he got on the bus, he took off his cap to his friends.

If it's something that got on your skin, like a cleaning product, wash it off, then call a poison center and follow the specialist's advice.

At the next stop, a man in a black coat got on the train. He looked at the books on the seat next to Nick.

He said farewell to his friends and got on the train.

In recent times, we've come here and been bullied off the ball, their fans got on our backs and their players have been right on us.

When she left I was waiting for her to phone to tell me why but she didn't. We got on really well. She's a lovely girl.

I've got on this screen here a picture of the sky. We were interested in a part of the sky called Fornax.

The door opened with a sucking hiss and out of the dark a large, gaily-dressed, sullen-looking colored woman got on with a little boy.

Tom got on the phone and I told him how much I was thinking of him and would do anything I could for him.

He would ask around. Well, I got on the phone with a few people in the company.

I got on all right with the children and teachers, except that I found Miss Buswell crabby.

Yeah, but today he was really hyper. He even got on the monkey bars and then he went on to go on the swings for a half hour. I'm exhausted!

An American-born-Chinese mother of three living in the U. S. who got on Twitter for her marketing job.

let me guess , when you got on the elevator downstairs , you were a caterpillar.

but she accepted the place since nothing better appeared, and, to everyone's surprise, got on remarkably well with her irascible relative.

Away at Sunderland, he produced a terrific run that led to one of the goals, and he also got on the scoresheet against Derby.

e. g. They got on well enough together until the question of promotion set them all by the ears .

When she got on her way home, he would follow her, also in a distance neither too long nor too short all the way to her home.

She hugged me tightly for a minute, and then I got on the plane, and she was gone.

When he got on the train, conductor to see his ticket.

Two or three hours after leaving Beijing, we pulled into the next station. Many people again got on, most with heavy luggage.

When the bus arrived she got on the bus, sat down and put the shopping bag on the floor beside her feet.

One of the hindmost cannons that had been got on to the dam was turned off upon the ice.

My college roommate and I lived together for one year , but we never got on very well. I was never able to build up any rapport with him .

Abigail quickly got on a donkey and, attended by her five maids, went with David's messengers and became his wife.

He liked sitting beside a window when he was flying, so when he got on to the plane, he looked for a window seat.

Both Pierre [de Meuron] and I got on with Ai well, he has a wonderful sense of humour and is great company.

George: They found a virus but I don't know how it got on my computer.

The detective followed every bit of information and eventually got on to the wanted man's trail in a remoted area.

He got on top of the wolf and held its mouth closed. Then he bit it with his last strength. The wolf's blood streamed into his mouth.

Iate in the afternoon he came to the end of his journey in the far western sea and got on his golden boat to return to his eastern home.

We might have got on tolerably, notwithstanding, but for two people, Miss Cathy and Joseph, the servant: you saw him, I dare say, up yonder.

Just as I got on the elevator, there was a power failure.

The last time I got on an airplane without a laptop, there were no laptops.

Now I come to see the effects sales terms have got on the procedure in accounting. But could you say a few words about next four terms.

A lot of people seem to have forgotten about my transfer now, so I've just got on with it.

He had been stealing money from the company for years before the police got on to him.

As kids, we didn't insist on a guarantee that we would be perfect before we got on a bike, mounted a horse, or waded into a pool.

He wandered distractedly out of his home, hitchhiked to Washington, and got on a Greyhound headed South.

It's unfair, he got on the bus first by shouldering his way forward.

I got on an airplane immediately, and on the way, I thought of all the times I had not taken the time to talk to my father.

After a few minutes of laying on the ground I got up and got on my bike, hoping I could make it.

One day, a woman got on a bus with a child in her arms.

and I felt so soothed and comforted to watch them, that I did not notice how time got on.

When we got on the boat, we expected it to be full of sea water but, when we opened it, we knew we had found something special.

We got on to the boat, and for a long while I lost my voice.

It was all very romantic, until he got on one knee and I farted out of surprise. Loudly.

eg. He had been stealing money from the company for years before they got on to him.

Though I could not catch my flight back on 28th evening, I got on the next day's flight and reached home safely.

When I boarded the train, I could not help noticing that a great many local people got on as well. At the time.

On a sunny day, a beautiful but blind girl got on a crowded bus and the passengers made room for her.

Just at that time, an old woman with an eight-year-old boy got on the bus but there was no room for them to stand at all.

Obama also quickly got on the phone with US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who briefed him on the situation.

Whenever she was searched, she made sure some of the dust and dirt got on the guard women's faces. This made them sneeze and cough.

There was no seat available in the bus when he got on.

I was trying to concentrate on my writing, but my neighbor's stereo really got on my nerves.

The arrival of John Bolton as America's ambassador to the UN in August 2005 did not help matters; the two men never got on.

He got on the back of one of donkeys and began to ride home.

Mother told me I should have carried what I got on my shoulder, and I will this time.

The children got on the train in turn.

The girls had got on well together until the apple of discord in the person of a handsome young man arrived in their midst.

When he finally got on the train, he was out of breath.

Mother told me I should have carried what I got on my head, and I will this time.

He, we got on videotapes, but he said it, he, see, did say that.

As Joe got on his coat, he mustered courage to propose that some of us should go down with the soldiers and see what came of the hunt.

A few years later my cousin got baptized as a Christian, and somehow we got on to the topic of ghosts again.

I thought they were having panic attacks until I realised that they must have swallowed all their leftover drugs before they got on board.

It would be good for the parents to see what return they have got on their investment in time and money.

Last week, I tapped a guy and he and I got on the list for a fight.

blue stuka: Give me what you've got on her, and I'll take care of the rest.

Byron and Shelley got on famously and soon decided to rent adjacent summerhouses in the hamlet of Cologny, about four miles north of Geneva.

She thought she had gone down to Osaka, and there got on a junk and sailed far away to the southwest, through the Inland Sea.

It would be good for the parents to see what return they have got on their investment in time and money.

Last week, I tapped a guy and he and I got on the list for a fight.

blue stuka: Give me what you've got on her, and I'll take care of the rest.

Byron and Shelley got on famously and soon decided to rent adjacent summerhouses in the hamlet of Cologny, about four miles north of Geneva.

She thought she had gone down to Osaka, and there got on a junk and sailed far away to the southwest, through the Inland Sea.

And the rest of the time you simply got on with life as best you could, just like everyone else.

I'd love to have got on in the last few minutes but it wasn't to be.

A woman got on with a baby in her arms.

Jessica read to her dolls, and got on her computer, but soon that was boring.

Imagine that when we got on this boat , we were all given two Styrofoam peanuts .

A recruit in Navy boot camp got on the wrong side of our company commander and was ordered to do push-ups.

We haven't heard him crying ageism - he has just got on with the job of trying to persuade his critics otherwise.

When the old lady got on the bus, a young man stood up to offer her his seat.

It was strange that nobody inspected my ticket before I got on the train.

When the blind girl got on the crowded bus, the passengers made room for her.

Tom talked with his brother for a while, and then got on with his homework.

As the big year approached, he got on the Internet and started searching for a sweet little sports car.

Everybody shook her hand and waved good-bye as she got on the elevator.

You got on quite well with every nice guy~ You schemed the activities with your friends~ Life was kind of crazy there.

You must be crazy again; uncle. . . but. . . (Took a glimpse at uncle Vernon's gun, then got on his knees) all right, I love you.

You must be crazy again; uncle. . . but. . . (Took a glimpse at uncle Vernon's gun, then got on his knees) all right, I love you.

The Perfect Husband He tells you when you've got on too much lipstick And helps you with your girdle when your hips stick.

" Good luck, " I said, then got on my bike and rode away.

Many young entrepreneurs who got on the ground floor of high technology may have made a lot of money.

I soon take notice of a strange-looking man when I got on the bus. He wore an ill-fitting coat, sitting on the seat stilly.

Sometimes I'd work for a whole day and before I got on the Internet I would already feel very tired.

When a pregnant woman got on a bus no one gave up his seat to her. Why?

I got on well with Vajpayee and hoped he would have an opportunity to reengage Pakistan before he left office.

I did begin to worry a bit as I got on the bus and saw there were bright orange plastic bags hanging from each seat.

You know the loan that I got on my machinery and the equipment?

You know the loan that I got on my machinery and the equipment?

Rosa Parks and three other black people were seated in the middle area of the bus when a white person got on the bus and wanted a seat.

When John got on his feet to speak, he was nervous.

If you take an airplane right now to Vegas, and I got on a Kenyan, I'll beat you there.

It was such a nightmare. When I eventually got on the place I slept for 13 hours flat.

Yes, we broke up before I left, but the actual night before I got on the plane, he gave me presents and talked about missing me.

Some quick-witted comedian in the DC-8 crew got on the radio and said, "What a cute little plane. Did you make it all by yourself? "

Whispered goodbye as she got on a plane, never to return again, but always in my heart.

A young man elbowed her aside and got on the bus ahead of her.

As everybody saw in the first half against Tottenham, we had bounced back from the set-back against Barcelona and just got on with it.

As everybody saw in the first half against Tottenham, we had bounced back from the set-back against Barcelona and just got on with it.

As soon as the question was put forward, he got on his feet to answer.

When Olga got on the ferry, she tried to strike up a conversation with anyone who could speak Spanish.

We can see all we want to see without him; in fact, we got on very well before he came.

He boasted about his job almost continuously since he got on the train.

After 20 minutes the train moved the two boys found that the train they had got on leaving for Hangzhou instead of their home Suzhou.

"I'll look you up when I get back, " he said. "See you how you've got on. "

When the bus came to a stop, a young man got on the bus with some bananas and sat at the back of the bus .

I got on really well with my foster mums other dog and I just loved her son!

Tracy, sopping wet, got on her hands and knees in the bath.

Wexner got on a plane to San Francisco that day and agreed to purchase the four stores and a catalog for $1 million.

However, we had a shower both before we got on the train and got off it. We spent 25hours on the train.

Finally, his taunting and the questions of television correspondents obliging Mr. Trump got on the president's nerves.

She must have seen that I had been waiting at the stop and had got on.

"Two weeks before she turned 3, she got on the ice, and it really has been a love affair since then, " Yasmin's mother said.

'Nato forces got on board and the pirates surrendered immediately, ' Lieutenant Laine said, adding that there were no injuries.

"Once we got over the shock when Patrick was born, we got on with the business of living, " says Patrick John.

e. g. The woman got on the bus with a baby in her arms.

I got on well with friends, and I hope I could be your friends too.

That rude man shouldered me aside and got on the bus ahead of me!

That rude man thrust the old woman aside and got on the bus ahead of her.

Scarcely had I got on the train when it started to move.

So we got on the phone, and I asked Yen a few questions about his new venture, Kango.

An old man in tattered6 clothes got on the bus. He sat in the seat directly in front of the woman.

So the three of us got on a plane and went to Kurdistan, in Central Asia, to meet the family of these girls.

Although this group has plenty of gaming potential, they got on better with experiences that weren't overtly gamer-oriented.

I was in the metro when a young woman got on the carriage, carrying a child over her shoulders.

Finally, knowing that I'd feel great after a good, hard ride, I got on my bike and took off, pedaling hard.

So I packed my bags and, as soon as I could, got on a train, and very early the next morning there I was, in that unfamiliar city.

Inzaghi then got on the scoresheet when he finished a low Marek Jankulovski cross from close range.

You can got on a bus, or in a train, and everyone sits looking out of the window.

After breakfast, hidden cameras filmed the pupils as they got on with reading, writing and arithmetic.

It's my fault, but there's not a horse about the place that don't lay his ears back when I got on him.

I got on and he said, 'Mitch, I want to be a Laker.

He said that he got on well with children there.

We went back to the elevator and got on. I prayed that Mr. Goldstein would be up.

Guinness World Record attempt completed we then got on with a full training session.

It was a slow rush-hour train that stopped at every station; people got on and off.

They should wake up to the problems they have got on their hands.

Then I decided not to wait for the next one, and got on the second bus.

So we got on our bikes and rode the last 3 miles with a triumphant feeling of pure agony.

Nobody inspected my ticket before I got on the train.

The only difference with this roller coaster is that every time it stops, you get off in someplace totally different From Where you got on.

Yeah, Ben here accidentally got on this train when he meant to get on.

I was in a pub with my wife the other evening when I met an old flame and the three of us got on remarkably well together.

I'm really sorry to see you go. We've got on well with each other. I'm going to miss you.

I simply got off the bus, crossed the road and got on going in the opposite direction.

Soderling got on the scoreboard in the fifth game but he had already been broken twice by then.

We finally got on a ride along the way to Jiqu squeeze up and down, finally to the liberation of parks.

He took on with the new boy and they got on fine.

The one thing we've got on our side is that You-Know-Who doesn't know we're moving you tonight.

Diamond, who badly wanted a deal, got on a plane and flew to New York with his close colleague Rich Ricci.

They got on so well that Fred decided not to go to the lecture but to show the tourist around the university instead.

Suddenly, a middle-age lady got on the train and sat opposite Sally.

Hardly had we got on the bus when it began to rain.

Came up, jumped up on top of my Explorer, looked through the window, got on top, started punching the sunroof.

He was very worried, "I can't find my ticket before I got on the train. "

He got on to the bed, and wrenched open the lattice, bursting, as he pulled at it, into an uncontrollable passion of tears.

But there isn't going to be any because the crooks have got on to it.

I might need your help in the little matter I've got on hand, but it won't cost you any trouble.

I got on my feet, And stood up instead and knocked off my head you see.

In northern Arizona, weather experts predicted strong wind gusts and blowing snow as drivers got on the road.

They got on board knowing full well the voyage would get rocky, but conveniently forgot that fact when rough sailing made them seasick.

Now I've come back to the indies because I got on that treadmill and I couldn't get off for a while.

Mother got on the train with Little Johnny and Little Ronny.

as usual , a pilot put off immediately , and rounding the chateau d if , got on board the vessel between cape morgion and orion island.

A middle-aged woman got on. Tired and sad, she told her story tearfully , not to anyone in particular.

So before Apple even got on the scene, some booksellers were starting to withhold books from Amazon.

The train just started after his brother got on the train.

And add the proceeds, no matter how small, to the cash you've got on the sidelines waiting for the turn in this market.

Oh. I got on the highway and I drove to work.

The movie star was warmly cheered as he got on the stage.

Why should Indians travel the length and breadth of their huge country on trains when Americans got on planes?

Perhaps you wonder how I got on The Wall Street Journal.

But everything changed when she got on the bus that day and refused to give up her seat to a white passenger.

I felt such a fool when I realized I'd got on the wrong bus.

It was a bit longer than he got on Sunday and we will continue to make a contribution towards his fitness.

"I gained a following all over the world because of that . . . I think that's why I got on Wikipedia, " Altman, 47, said.

So he finally put in a call to God and when God got on the phone, the man said, "God, why do mothers cry so easily? "

When he came back to see me I asked how he had got on.

Minutes later, the young man appears again and asks me where we got on the highway and how.

I got on the highway and I drove to work.

Then, my first day I got on the subway and I got lost.

We continue to climb, streams flow everywhere along the way, pavilions. Yeah, we got on top!

He soon got on his feet after the fall.

If you got on an elevator where everyone was facing the back, what would you do?

When some white men got on the bus, the driver, James F. Blake , ordered Mrs. Parks to give up her seat and move back.

"I called him at 6: 06, " she recalls. When he got on the line, she says, he started reading a lawyer's prepared statement to dismiss her.

Finally he put in a call to God; when God got on the phone, the man said, " God, why do women cry so easily? "

And how often have you picked up that pen or ratchet again, got on with what you were doing and forgotten about that dream?

In Chicago he got on well with everybody, from the local teachers' unions to the Daley political machine.

If they had came earlier they would have got on the train.

"They later got on like a house on fire, " said Tony, one of his British classmates.

We got on the Tiananmen Gate and had a great time up there.

Ash got on top of the bed as he got on one side of the bed as Brock stayed on the other.

Eg. After I got on the last train, it went off at once.

Obama got on the wrong side of voter anxiety in a decade of diminished fortunes.

I was on the train to Rohana, and then a girl got on.

He got on his bike and rode slowly off down the road.

He got on top of the wolf and held its mouth closed and bit it with his last strength.

After a back and forth, we mentioned the Mandarin name and got on the road.

Tang went back to Anhui to attend Zhang's funeral and got on his knees in front of the parents who had lost their son.

I returned after they got on board the train.

ticket inspector got on the train.

Well, I turned on the lights and sirens, and got on the PA system announcing ourselves as police officers.

It stretches about 500 miles, of course it's India here. I got on the phone and emailed to friends and colleagues.

The continual tick of the clock in the kitchen got on my nerves.

Today, I don't know, maybe a guy got on a plane in Lagos this morning, and he's flying to LAX, right now he's over Ohio.

I can ' t wait to got on holiday just the thought of all those bronzed handsome men makes me lick my lips.

They got on well together although they were total strangers.

The thief got on the bus at the first stop and got off at the last stop.

When we were stopping at a stop, an old lady got on the bus.

I should take the 21 tram, consciousness, see a car coming, they try to go fast station, got on.

He was cheered as he got on the rostrum.

She got on okay with her classmates.

Got on the new shoes, haven't you? Stick 'em out. George, they look fine. Put on your jacket.

I got on well with my teachers and my classmates.

She's never really got on with her sister.

When the bus came , she got on the bus. Then she discovered the gum stuck her foot all the time.

Ruby got on the ship at Ocean Terminal.