get on with

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.

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

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.

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

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

She was a jealous child who never got on with her sisters.

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

A woman got on with a baby in her arms.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

She's never really got on with her sister.

The passenger got on with a larger brown case.

Of course it would be better if all these companies paid their dues and got on with business; but that is another story.

After a refreshing nap, I got on with my budget review.

The passenger got on with a large brown case.

The affable Brazilian simply ignored them, got on with the job and proved them wrong in emphatic fashion.

I have really enjoyed sharing it and have learned a lot more this way than if I had just got on with things quietly on my own.

Our plans for the team were right on target. 2005 was tough, as expected, but we relished the challenge and got on with the job.

He's never really got on with his brother.

Yet she has also quietly got on with some liberalising reforms.

He got on with his girlfriend.

As we got on with the job, I found myself keenly interested.

He also floated the idea of merging income tax and national insurance, a complicated ancillary tax: he should have just got on with it.

They got on with their work after a short rest.

We think they were happier because they got on with their lives.

Eight years old, with blond hair and crystalline gray eyes, he got on with a group of children.

and got on with my life