be getting on

Rita: You two sure seem to be getting on well. I thought you were arch-enemies. You disagree about everything.

Mr Murdoch might be getting on a bit, but he still makes a fearsome opponent in a game of chicken.

nettled, said, "Landon, you don't seem to be getting on very fast in this subject. You seem to" .

Everything about the economic reform seems to be getting on just as our government wishes in China.

For a while, regulators seemed to be getting on top of things.

Now, other organisations seem to be getting on board.

By then you may be getting on a bit too, and possibly someone much younger will be put in over your head.

Then he rose from his seat, and, remarking carelessly, 'Well, now we'd really better be getting on, old chap! '

Hollywood star Harrison Ford might be getting on in years, but he still has oodles of appeal.

There is so much to be getting on with right now and we need to keep up this momentum.

hollywood star harrison ford might be getting on in years , but he still has.

He seems to be getting on very well at school.

He must be getting on for eighty!

It must be getting on for midnight.

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