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Of the departures, he said: "I think you just have to get on with it. In football you cannot cry over a few people who have left. "

Some train travelers at the Beijing West Rail Station say they have been waiting for more than a week to get on a train and return home.

But I have wanted the beginning of the term immediately , have been unable to get on the Internet often, you can write a mail to me.

I may play volleyball once in a while , my friends play cards or to get on the Internet surfs and.

do not ride a bike with a beam of men, so as not to get on and off inconvenient.

Granted the goal was offside, but Sunderland should not have been able to get on the end of that ball anyway.

But she was broad-minded, therefore, it was always easy to get on well with her.

He tried to get on with his daily life , but as if everything was out of control , including himself .

I knew it was going to be a great experience and just sitting on the bench would have been good enough but it became even better to get on.

Oh, you're a great help! Your optimismis beginning to get on my nerves. I'm beat. Maybe we should just call it a day.

Getting off the rollercoaster is one thing; being able to get on the next ride quite another.

I am still trying to get on stable financial ground, but compared to a year ago, when I couldn't make ends meet, I am light years ahead.

"The main goal is to hold the standard of the last races, which means that we have to try to get on the podium again, " he concluded.

But I'd been thinking the same thought so much since the bombing had begun that I really did just want to get on with it.

When Harold saw him, he had just crossed the street, trying to raise himself a few inches to get on the pavement.

When it can actually be a bit intimidating and scary but you just try to get on with it and hope people remember I'm just a normal person.

My high school was one of three in the Chicago area to get on the early Chinese language bandwagon.

She tends to get on her high horse and gave the men a hard time.

how much must he pay to get on the bus?

You simply have to get on the next flight at all costs, so you go up to the airline desk and shout at the representative.

The only way of calming himself is to get on the phone to the office and remind himself that real life is still going on.

So I look at it that I really lucked out to be able to get on this program.

Last but not least, try to get on well with your classmates. Be ready to help whoever is in trouble.

Certainly, Edwards would have wanted her to get on with her life.

We might, but that's up to the management: we need to leave them alone to get on with it.

Her landlady said she was easy to get on with, untidy and careless about money.

I'm relieved to hear that. I can't afford to be late to work on my first day. Will I need to show this ticket to get on the train?

I painfully regret not saying goodbye. But I knew if I saw them the day I left, I wouldn't be able to get on the plane.

Japan under the DPJ seems to get on better with China than it does with its ally and security guarantor, the United States.

If she is in any degree amiable, I shall surely be able to get on with her.

Some day, when you become a parent, they may be able to help you to get on with your children.

They found it easy to get on with him.

Mr Dennis, who remains group chairman, is by his own admission "not always easy to get on with" .

I quite like the children left alone to get on with it.

You're not seeing anymore of me! More than enough! Here's my next guest. . . thinks that he is handsome enough to get on his own website.

His father believes that the only reason to get educated is to be able to get on the gravy train.

It is like a library only a lot better: you don't have to get on a bus, and the thing you want is never out on loan to someone else.

Nancy was allowed to have a mild stroke in 2005 to force her to get on numerous pills for blood pressure, blood lipids, and diabetes.

Ms. Wolfe will have to wait up to a year to get on Buffett's lunch schedule, so isn't yet sure exactly what she'll ask him.

Arthur said he would be able to get on with Mrs. Greatton , because living there he would be the man of the house.

Asia needs to get on with financial liberalization if it wants one day to see its financial power match its economic might.

The best way to get on your good side is to work with you as a team member and partner, not as a peer or subordinate.

He's always been in a position of power, more like the deputy rather then leader, and no-one has ever tried to get on his bad side.

Sitting in the pits the most obvious thing is that shiny red button down in the corner enticing you to get on the track already.

And you avoid the frustration of arriving at the very moment when the train is drawing out of the station and being unable to get on it.

"It is not a forum for you to get on a soap box for you to give your entire political beliefs, " Wilbert told Roeder.

Even in the state-owned hotel where we stayed, the restaurant was trying to get on the bandwagon of better customer service.

In Nanjing, Peng Yu helped a woman who had fallen while trying to get on a bus.

Before you call a shrink or decide to get on beds, let's take a moment to think about this post-travel condition and what it really means.

That person is still at the platform, but I manage to get on the train and holding the tea.

I find it easy to get on with him.

In general, the secretary would like to get on well with the leader by trying to do their duty well .

Volvo was on the auction block even before the financial crisis hit, and the sale allowed the company to get on with its business.

The world's industrial powers are trying to get on the same page these days to deal with the global economic crisis.

Opens extra wide to make it super-easy to get on and off busy little feet.

Susan: I should come to the railway station. Oh! It's time for you to get on the train.

If you can find another cause you might be able to get on top of those feelings.

If she tried to get on the stage she would fall into the hands of some cheap manager and become like the rest of them.

Zigzags are a particularly common doodle and show energetic thinking and a desire to get on with things.

It was an amazing feeling to get on and a very exciting moment.

The man ran away but was soon caught by the police as he tried to get on a bus.

You may have to be in the top 8 to get on the first page, because you may also be competing with news items or video.

Since then the boy had never fought with his friends. He learned how to get on with others and he never lost his temper again.

The next day I found myself waiting for him to get on the bus.

You've just got to get on with your own job, do the best you can, play well and keep your place.

I was on the bench and itching to get on right from the kick-off really, but I've started now and can't wait for the next game.

Be careful. He's the boss' son so you don't want to get on the wrong side of him.

The head of the section is found to be a very difficult man to get on with.

We were told that there were something wrong with the plane and that we would have to get on another plane.

It is always an ordeal for me to try to get on a crowded bus.

But it's surprisingly easy to get on the machine and change the password.

"I felt like a new person with a new life, " she says, "and just wanted to get on with it. "

I used to get on well with him, but now we are not friends any more.

The schools have a year to come up with a plan to get on track, or risk being taken over or closed down.

She was just about to get on the bus when someone pulled her by the arm.

We're still trying to figure out different concepts we're trying to introduce, and we're still trying to get on the same page.

Yuanyuan , no visitors will be allowed to get on it when it is in operation . How about a visit to the control room, then?

Between them, just two managed to get on the scoresheet - Drogba and Ronaldo.

The back pain resulting from a day's over-strenuous gardening had cleared up enough for me to get on stage without using a stick.

It doesn't matter where you are going, but the matter is the deciding to get on.

Simple and peaceful, good temper, very easy to get on with anyone.

Oh, you're a great help! Your optimism is beginning to get on my nerves. I'm beat!

A few days later, they were asked to get on board the same van, but they failed in getting all in.

t seem to get on well with her classmates.

It's easy to get on with her.

I was well aware that I had a fight on my hands to get into the first team so I just had to get on with it.

You have to get on in the front and drop your fare into a metal box.

The subway is crowded. A man tries to get on, but no one cares about him.

If she wants to take the bus, I help her to get on and off!

But now, scandals involving Chinese companies that have done reverse mergers to get on U. S. exchanges are embarrassing China.

The next step for the Arsenal defender is to get on the pitch and he is determined to earn his chance.

I can't leave you, sir, so late on this lonely road, till I see you are fit enough to get on your horse, ' I insisted.

I don't understand why you can't just live at the house for a while, just to get on your feet.

There are also few new experiences for you, just the humdrum of daily life and the loneliness of having to get on with it on your own.

Lisa doesn't seem to get on nicely with her boss these days.

Mr Cooley, from horseback, told them not to sit around too long, but to get on with mopping up the fire.

hard to A mechanic had told him the plate was hard to get on . . .

Bad banks create a clean break that enables the good bank left behind to get on with the real job of raising capital and lending it out.

I think you'd have to get on top of that before that attitude would change.

You want them to be confident in what they're doing, happy in what they're doing to get on with the job and I'll sure they'll be fine.

The second thing I look for is if I were to get on an airplane with this guy or gal, would I want to fly across the Atlantic with them?

As time crept forward, its movement began a dawning within me that maybe, just maybe, I was not going to get on board.

We managed to get on from behind and it was not sinking into the ground like the ARMA birds do.

The aristocracy are too lazy to work, but they seem to get on all right .

Now, I'm trying to get on Sportscenter winning games.

He argues that the opportunity for businesses and investors to get on the ground floor of new green technology is now.

Your recurring dreams of being or trying to get on a train suggests that you have a definite course that you want to stick to.

He flew from Shanghai to Beijing, then to Frankfurt, where he had to find the railway station at the airport to get on the train to Hamburg.

STEVEN: Well, nothing else that we want to get on the air seems to get there.

But it taught me not to pity myself, because others were worse off and to get on with what I still could do.

And the pop star's presence in class seemed to serve as an inspiration: "All my students tried harder to get on their game, " Henning said.

Franklin had a deep conviction that we must learn to understand and to get on with our neighbors in this hemisphere.

But as I walk to the door the girl at the desk tells me that she needs four passengers to get on a different plane.

In emerging economies, the whole country has identified technology as the way out, the train to get on.

Woman: No, he just told me to get on the ground. That's all I know. I'm running late for a class. Is it okay if I go now?

After a hard practice we'd have to get on these exercise bikes around the court.

When he woke up, he found that he was too weak to get on his feet.

Managers believe clear market trends are now developing, and are gearing up to get on board.

I thought the best way to be that and still earn a living was to get on a newspaper.

The children pretend not to know how to get on the sawhorse so the devil's wife demonstrates.

If you are not a Weekly Hardwood Review subscriber, access to these findings is one of myriad reasons to get on board now.

But at 45, Mr Sannier believes the trend is inevitable, and his job requires him to get on top of it.

"Now, I've just enough to get on to the end of the week, " she confided .

I loved my old job, my peers and the company I left, but it was time to get on with my dream.

It's not very easy to get on well with classmates.

Of course, it would have been nice to get on the scoresheet , but their keeper made a good save.

Obama urged the U. S. Congress to "get on board" with an infrastructure program.

But they have got to get on with it now.

Responsible leaders on the ground would be able to get on with the job without distractions.

he was supposed to get on the plane to greenland the next day.

I found it not easy to get on with Jim.

He is at Heathrow Airport waiting to get on a plane to Austria for a skiing holiday.

He felt and I tried to get on with my life .

I am sorry. It's not the time for you to get on. Please wait in the waiting room.

One would think that in an era where communication is instantaneous, you would not have to get on an airplane and go sit in a meeting.

In order for an investigation to proceed, House Republicans would have to get on board (rather unlikely).

Lots of young people want to buy houses in the UK these days but it's not so easy to get on the property ladder.

I found it easy to get on with Tom.

Mr Brown now wants to get on with the job sooner and, apparently, to use the money for a different purpose.

Your optimism is beginning to get on my nerves.

We found Miss Yang easy to get on with.

So the father called the child to get on the donkey as well, heading towards the market.

The object of applying the polish to your car is to get on thin, even coats. Putting it on heavy only wastes polish, and slows the dry time.

It was high, and eventually Don persuaded him to get on regular medication.

After several setbacks they were able to get on their feet again.

Outside, a throng of single Indian-Americans is eager to get on-board for a romantic experience that could change their lives.

He seems to get on well with his neighbours.

From a personal point of view it was nice to get on. Got a poor reception off the home fans which was disappointing. Was desperate to score!

They are easy to get on with. They are easy-going.

Thanks to Google Earth and puzzling new TSA rules, all you need to know to get on a plane these days is the color of your house.

so I suppose I'll just have to get on with my life and hope that I meet someone who doesn't remember me from TV.

"Herry, I really don't like to get on your back all the time. But, won't you give up smoking? " the wife said.

Most times it was a case of guessing which train to get on.

Rumors have since surfaced online that he's actually an aspiring actor who just pretended to be rich to get on the show.

For the poor people it's just like a honour to get on the Titanic.

Learning to get on well with others should be a part of our school education.

They're trying to get on and survive in the world.

I once witnessed a girl in an evening gown struggling to get on a bus. It was too embarrassing.

I'm not going to go for the CEO's job. My mum's really sick, so I'm going to get on the Daughter Track instead.

If you are too young or too old to get on the bus easily, the driver will lower the body of the bus so that you can get on easily.

Every small step counts. Every smile you manage to get on your face is proof that you can do it.

Look at all the people waiting to get on the train. I can't believe they're all going to fit.

After trying her best, Linda found it hard to get on well with her stepmother.

This will allow financial firms to get on with normal business without a cloud of uncertainty hanging over their assets.

It was crowded at the airport, but I managed to get on board.

A reasonable amount of usage, in case you want to get on the web from the train ride home.

Their proper task is broader but no less urgent: to get on with spending and with freeing up finance.

Your vet will help you devise a diet and exercise plan for your pet to get on the track to health and fitness.

In the rest of the Arab Spring, world powers have managed to get on the right side of history.

Our teacher often tells up to get on well with our classmates.

I have always found the people of this district easy to get on with, if they are reasonably treated.

There is no way I'm going to get on a plane after what happened in Guatemala, Venezuela, Tunisia and Paris.

I felt the image of our board chairman becoming greater and greater while following his strong and vigorous steps to get on the plane .

I waited in growing impatience to get on my way, not for one minute but for quite a considerable time.

Yes, the coach should be able to get on well with other people.

Watch out! No, no, no, no. You're going to have to get on the back legs.

Some try to get on by making up to the boss.

He is found to be a very difficult man to get on with.

While Hang Ting has set her initial sights on banking, her goal in life is to get on well with other people and exert a positive influence.

rather than fiddling with font sizes or checking email, you are encouraged to get on with your writing.

You just need to be adventurous enough to get on board.

May I help you to get on the train?

He loves to score goals and was unlucky not to get on the scoresheet today.

They overused Nazis as villains, so they asked the Soviet Union and its underling guerillas to get on stage again.

That is making it harder for young people to get on to the property ladder, cutting off demand at the bottom of the market.

A fall in house prices would naturally reduce the amount of saving required to get on the housing ladder, freeing up funds for consumption.

Japan is the only Asian country to get on the Olympic soccer medals podium, winning bronze in 1968 in Mexico.

He is a man easy to get on with.

And when I got off that, I didn't want to get on any other drugs [for fear of getting addicted].

rather than fiddling with font sizes or checking e-mail, you are encouraged to get on with your writing.

The project manager must obtain the Certificate for the project manger of Construction engineering project to get on board.

I can't wait to get on the road, and I wanna know where you are so I can play a show near you!

In Shan Haitong tours, influences the friendship to get on well with others the sentiment, enjoys pleasure of the hug nature!

We were always competing to try to get on the thing and staying in late at night.

" Pearce added: " The one thing which really pleased me was Jack would have been happy to get on the plane and come to Romania with us.

As managers are unable to get on the field themselves, the formation is a vital way for them to enforce their vision on the players.

And choosing the right name can be crucial-if you want your child to get on in life.

Our two professors don't seem to get on with each other.

Ever been stuck in a conference room with no Wi-Fi, only one Ethernet connection, and five people who need to get on the net?

After the accident it took a long time before she had the confident to get on a plane again.

I just got off the phone with a man who asked, "How do I know which plane to get on? "

People enjoy watching other people's lives and there is no limit to the supply of candidates eager to get on TV.

Nobody wants to hamper the efforts of the police to get on top of the terrorists.

FOR months now European leaders have been striving to get on top of the euro-area debt crisis.

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

There were just going to get on when suddly there was a loud noise behind them .

My idea that every player in red would be looking to get on the score sheet before the season finished was laughable.

They loved me in their vague intellectual way but left me alone to get on with growing up. Hence the books.

They just want to get on with their business in and out of bed, and they make you feel that you don't count except as their sex toy.

Thompson was disgusted with a boy, Ted, who sat in the first row. She noticed that the boy was too perverse to get on well with others.

Life is in a sense a battle. The man who thinks to get on by mere smartness and by idling meets failure at last.

I've got to get on the right track.

When people understand your motivation, they can start to get on board, or at least stop feeling so threatened.

What I mean is, do we really make an effort to get on side with our customer?

He often tells us how to be a real person and how to get on with others.

I just decided to get on with my life and do other things that make me happy.

I was about to get on the train when somebody called my name loudly.

If you want to keep your job, you would better to get on the ball and meet the deadline.

With expectations of a home victory having subsided, it will take a big effort for Hamilton to get on the podium.

One of the more anticipated hearings is set to get on the way in Guantanamo Bay Monday.

Unless I'm very much mistaken, Emma here is a bit anxious about her little brother's going to get on the murky world of politics.

In it, each describes specific steps they plan to take to get on the road to economic viability.

yo, some dude just snuck into my house and started singing and dancing all crazy, he's really starting to get on my nerves. . .

It is difficult for the Libra to get on well with a Cancer's changeable temperament.

The good will on both sides has been translated into MOUs and policy, what is needed now is to get on with it.

There are also special commands and rules that help you to get on a donkey to the right place. It is like driving a car.

Day Her arm to eat bread, professor haven't to know he was professor to get on the car, they take from him the central bank design.

Visitor: You mean I'm not allowed to get on board your ship now?

Australia, which beat Japan 3-1 in its opener, challenged Brazil several times during the match and had several chances to get on the board.

Many a brisk argument or an insulting quarrel breaks out as the weary queues push and shove each other to get on buses and tubes.

Fifteen minutes later, Afghan security forces managed to get on the roof and then cleared and secured it.

Pole dancers had tried to get on the schedule for London in 2012, but were too late to make a serious bid.

They answered: Because you cant see the door to get on the bus.

And Mr Obama and Mrs Clinton might even turn out to get on famously.

It's disappointing and frustrating, but we have to get on with life without these players.

I find it difficult to get on with him.

Old-fashioned buses are frequently broken down, and the queues to get on are long.

As time went by, they began to get on well with each other.

When I saw Mary, she was about to get on the bus.

To get on or avoid (if you are a man) a Women only car look for the pink signs on the platform.

Wednesday's speech will be a pivotal moment for us all to get on the same page and continue the fight together.

You seem eager to get on with your life, and if your partner is not ready, you may not have the patience to wait much longer.

The mother was compelled to get on to my bus when no other vehicle was in sight.

You are able to get on the same wavelength with most people when you talk with them.

I found it very hard to get on with her.

And resorts out West are offering a flurry of deals to entice skiers and snowboarders to get on a plane.

Don't be afraid to get on a bus that goes to a nicer neighbourhood or a known American enclave.

He had to get on the phone. This guy was always on the phone.

For us, Arsenal and the boy himself it is one of those sad things and we have just got to get on with it really.

I will help you to get on the right way, even if each choice is a challenge! ! !