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the factory tomorrow and wk en I see how you get on the first few days I'll be able to decide what to do with you.

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.

"We're going to go away to Seville for a few days and do a bit of training there, and hopefully get on track, " said Sbragia.

He said, "As long as our lives seem to be going OK, we don't get on the path for personal growth. "

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.

There may not be a formal arrangment for you to roll up your sleeves and help promote the show, but get on board and do what you can.

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.

There will be minimums and maximums for how much "experience" the player can get on one match.

After argy-bargy they hire a boat pricing 300 yuan for a day. The whole family get on the boat. So the travel on the sea begins.

Colin's all right as long as you don't get on the wrong side of him!

'If I can get on board ship again, 'I said, 'you can have as much cheese as you want. '

Only after parting kisses to his wife and children did he get on the train.

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.

In London, you can just get on with things but with it being smaller here in terms of the city, it is a different scale.

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.

Nancy, the train is just about to leave. Let's get on.

The bus has no conductor on it. When you get on from the front door, drop one yuan into the metal box.

Which, alas, leads me to the final strategy for dealing with the shudder and blip: keep your head down and get on with your job.

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.

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.

Get on your bike: You'll not always be able to walk to your destination.

He said he goes online during the daytime at work because his wife doesn't let him get on the Internet at night at home.

Excuse me. Let me get on. It's too crowded. But I must get on! Who do you think you are? I'm the driver!

Bob told Hank Paulson about this fear and he said get on a plane.

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.

He's a leftie baseliner so the idea was not to have long rallies, get on top of him early, which I did.

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

"I have a ticket for Henan, I can just get on any train heading there, " he said as he took a bus to the station.

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

Get on the scales and I will see how much you weight .

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.

But for several months it was no secret that Mr Blair did not get on well with the White House.

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.

My child hasn't baggage with him when he get on, I will be happy if I can give him nice memory in his baggage.

Mostly we get on fine, though I am maddened by his frequent telephone calls to his wife.

It is time that we put the matter to rest and let the universities get on with their academic work.

I'll be the type that Jim Jones can diss in an interview, and I'll get on the phone with him the next day.

"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.

how much of a discount do I get on that stuff?

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.

I had to pick myself up and get on with it, do it all over again, only even better this time.

This product only to the bank to fill out a financial agreement, since the account funds to manage all get on.

When you ask, you do not receive, because you ask with wrong motives, that you may spend what you get on your pleasures.

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

For just a few minutes of your day, you can help a columnist get on the straight-and-narrow with his editors, who are a mean and surly lot.

She allows that if JPMorgan Chase is allowed to go bust, "we might as well as get on a boat out of the country. "

I also remember how much it hurt, and my feeling was that this would be the only tattoo I would ever get on my body.

I find it easy to make friends with most people, but I just can't get on with Tyrone.

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?

So don't waste any more time trying to be a second class somebody else and get on with being a first class you!

Just wait until you get to know him a bit longer, then you might find some things about him that get on your nerves.

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.

Either they were dead drunk, or had deserted her, I thought, and perhaps if I could get on board, I might return the vessel to her captain.

You and I get on conference calls like this all the time.

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.

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

She explained that the flight was full, and that the only way I could get on is if someone were a no-show.

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

It warms the cocked of my heart to see how well the children get on with each other.

"I really just look at my leg as something I have had to get over while I get on with the rest of my life, " she said.

If you're just waiting for them to leave home so you can get on with your life, then of course you'll be pleased to see them go, ' she said.

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

I used to be one of those people who likes to take a quick shower in the morning and get on with my day.

They found it easy to get on with him.

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.

"The truth is that we spent a lot of money after liberation to help the country get on its feet, after years of dictatorship, " he said.

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

do you think , " he said , after a few moments silence , " that you ll try and get on the stage ?

" It'd be better all round if you get on with you work, " he said, the honest, bluff John Bull.

As long as you can get on well with them, you will meet a wealth of kind-hearted people who are waiting to know you and cooperate with you.

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

Michael: So, once we get on board, do we have to wear slippers so we don't step through the bottom of the boat? Marian: That's right.

But this new rate is still at least eight times less than what you can get on the black market.

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 does a double take, a reaction that might mirror that of the anxious viewer who wonders why he doesn't just get on with it.

These three rulers used for the goods you buy can also be used for the goods you get on hire, or for the goods you get as part of a service.

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.

Put your credit card away (better still, cut it up), dust off your tent, get on your bike and go and put the adventure back in your life.

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.

You could pay a local teenager to mow the lawn, or to watch your kids while you get on with work.

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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.

Get on the oor and prop4 yourself up with your toes ered underneath you and your elbows under your shoulders, shoulder blades back and down.

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

I can't get on well with him, for we have nothing in common with each other.

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

The next day, Mark helped Kathleen get on her new scooter .

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.

get on, the train is about to leave. , Let's get on.

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.

Admitting failure was the toughest part - but I had to before I could get on with my life.

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.

And then I go get on my plane, and that guy just has a weird story to tell for the rest of his life.

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.

For that you need world-class technology people, and if kids don't get on the train very early, it's left the station.

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

if its a druid, attack him when he pops up and u should be able to kill him quickly, if not get on the warlock.

Rookie year is a learning process and the more time you get on the court, the better you will be for it in the long run.

The train is about to leave. Let's get on.

Hans has such a way with him, he'll get on in life whoever he has to deal with.

If you stop working to check your email or get on Facebook ten times a day, this application will let you know.

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.

You'll have to brace up to your misfortune and get on with your work.

It didn't matter what she was crying about, she could get on my knee, she could snot my sleeve up, just cry, cry it out.

If you can get on a live radio show, you can actually shape the news because you won't be edited as you would be on TV or in the newspaper.

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.

It may be tempting to carryout a few tasks when a deadline is looming, but leave this to others while you get on with managing the project.

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

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

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.

Driver: Stand back from the door, please. Let the passengers off. You can't get on until the other passengers get off.

This morning I get on that magic train again, this time I did not show anything to see what could he do?

Obama should focus those things that will help the U. S. at least get on par with China.

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.

If they can't get the ball they get frustrated and try to kick us, and we're used to that now and we just get on with it.

At least there I could get on with the business of puberty and feeling ugly without having to wear a bikini.

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.

Note that the return value of a get on a Scala Map is not the actual value corresponding to the passed key.

I'm sure that it's unusual to maybe lose a match and then bounce back, but then you can get on a roll and take advantage of that.

"Anything that's R-rated or X-rated, against religion or anything racist would never get on my face or head, " he said.

As far as the speculation, Newcastle is always an easy target, so it has never worried me and I will get on with my job.

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

It'll be interesting to see how we get on back in Europe.

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Sure. I don't know how much help I'll be. He made me get on the ground so I didn't get a very good look at him

If you get on well with others, you would be able to live through 200 years of age.

Either way, the answer to that lazy feeling is usually to just get on with something.

For the rest, she just wants the file opened in a fast, reliable way so that she can get on with the real goal of her test.

'Let's get on with it, ' said the superintendent.

Both are part of a larger problem: the reluctance of the American political system to end the campaign season and get on with governing.

Because he can handle the basketball, run the offense and pass, Walton said he'll play anywhere, as long as he can get on the court.

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

But I get on well with her. We like the same things.

Apparently she makes them run a dummy hedge fund for a year and sees how they get on.

Washington would be best advised to let Beijing get on with it.

I can't believe they charged us 30 dollars each. It seems like a rip-off, don't you think? It's not like I'm gonna get on these rides.

You know, when you get on a plane and your bag doesn't, they actually know right away that it's not there.

USA get on with it, nuke China you know you want to!

Well, if you're going to leave, get on with it!

B. I cannot get on well with your mother. I don't want to live with her.

He bumped into a tree and the car crashed. But for the accident he should had seen the two young people get on an airplane going abroad.

She threw in the towel before you were ready. Get on her good side and win her back.

My advice, best forget about him. Best get on with your life.

The train itself looked so grungy my wife would only get on at my urging.

I hope you can be a polite and helpful child, and I hope you can get on well with all of your classmates.

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

But I had seen ripe female, she copes with her Chen Shimei, it is a such elegant words, your don't go yet, get on gate area please.

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

You tell her she'd better get on the ball and start taking care of customers or we'll have to let her go.

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.

Eto'o might be a difficult star for some coaches to handle but I'm sure he'd get on well with Arsene Wenger.

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.

Two three years get, on singing a pair of tears to flow, thus nutritive thing, produced to sign the result that the pole sees the image .

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.

You may find it exciting that you can get in touch with your friends in another cities as soon as you get on line.

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

So we cowards get on with our own lives and try not to think about her too much.

After 80, stand up straight, don't get on the ground, we also not old, don't let the children watched jokes.

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.

But I worry if he has a poor game in his next England outing the fickle English fans will get on his back.

t seem to get on well with her classmates.

Do not be afraid, though: the vast majority of students tend to avoid such self-seeking behaviour and get on with life.

Mitch: I wanted to check with you first. I'll get on with it at once.

It's easy to get on with her.

Finally get on the train, and found that already do not put luggage in place.

Do try to look like you're enjoying yourself. Soon it will all be over and you can get on with the rest of your lives together.

Dunham: You reckon? Mate, I think you should get on the next train and fuck off out of here. Before something bad happens.

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.

A day, when taking the advantage of a woman to sleep, the husband teaches by hellcat, get on the cord fasten on the foot in ovine neck.

However, there will be somebody else who will get on the train. Some of them will have special meaning to us.

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

But that was a good thing, a little push to help me get on with my life.

I think it's safer for me to leave it at that and get on with the next question.

President Ford never got a new suit from me that Mrs. Ford didn't make him come and get on his visits to Grand Rapids.

With a renewed focus and more positive state of mind, you then get on with your plans for the day.

I promise to let you know how I get on.

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

Martin Parry, who co-chairs the panel, said: "In the near term, adaptation is vital. The sooner we get on with that the better. "

A young woman and her newborn baby get on a bus. The bus driver looks at the baby and screams in horror at the sight of it.

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

A senior executive in football said to me he wished all the gay footballers would come out so we could just get on with it.

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

Get on the bus, the lawyers to squeeze into a toilet, engineers unhurried to squeeze into the opposite the toilet.

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

Tomorrow is Take Your Dog To Work Day, so in preparation I'm bringing my dog Violet to the G2 office to see how she and the workers get on.

Don't forget I love experimenting. I couldn't get on without it, so please try to put up with it.

Sonny had been his friend once and if Sonny became the head of the Family maybe he'd get a break , get on the inside.

Get on an airplane not because you're convinced it won't crash, but because meeting your baby niece is worth a few hours of terror.

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.

And if dirt does get on the screen, your next page drag in Web might gouge the surface permanently.

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?

How can they be so lovely and so easy to work with and get on with?

It's great to be here. The lads are fantastic, I get on well with all of them, and the fans are great as well.

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.

People who evolved a fear of level ground did not get on well in the world, and people who loved heights and pain died young.

Carter turned on to repay them, then jump in a row to help Yi Jianlian, who so easily get on his Nets in the first 4 minutes.

Did you get on it a bit?

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.

And I'll quickly get on this. - Okay. I'll be right back with it.

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.

And she said, "It" s still so hard for women to even get on to short lists -there are so many hurdles and barriers.

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

Do not get on a crowded bus - wait for the next one.

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.