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

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

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.

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. "

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

I find it easy to get on with him.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

This document describes five basic steps to help you cope with your diagnosis , make decisions, and get on with your life .

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

I could have stayed on, but after Mr. Woodrow got married the last time, she hired a lot of French servants I didn't get on with, at all.

She described Zimbabwe as "a country that really needs to move on, and get on with its future. "

They pull themselves out of the most horrible despair, and they're able to smile and get on with it and survive.

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

Perhaps it would be best if you just stay put, get on with your work and see what happens.

Stop all this fuss and get on with your report.

The best answers take a middle ground, effectively saying, "Yes, I will learn and listen, but I will also get on with things. "

We're really disappointed with the result today. But we just have to get back into training and get on with it.

But they have got to get on with it now.

If there is nothing else, I'll just sit down now and let you get on with your business.

It is time to turn off the TV and get on with your unfinished homework.

I feel good at Milan and I like the city, get on with my team-mates and the staff, I have never gone to ask for a transfer.

"Find good people and let them get on with it" is a good management principle everywhere, but nowhere more than in the pursuit of knowledge.

You're a big girl now. aren't you tired of it all? Bore, bore. Life marches by, Chels. I suggest you get on with it.

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

They give her quite good benefits, such as free lunches and paid holidays, but she does not get on with her boss.

I found it not easy to get on with Jim.

But in a while they found they must get on with one good meal a day.

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

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.

To live in a completely new surrounding and get on with strangers all days long , I feel a bit lonely .

I don't care who "ordered the extra pepperoni" or "needs to get their toilet plunged, " just get on with it already.

We found Miss Yang easy to get on with.

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

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.

You could, for instance, acknowledge the superstitious shiver and get on with having 13 people at your dinner party regardless.

Forget about them. Get on with your life. Concentrate on your work.

If the simple route happens to be a good one then they get on with the journey.

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

Honesty is college students'root to settle down and get on with their pursuit, and is also college students'necessary basic moral quality.

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

And then I would get on with my life, living it as normally as I could.

After I've done that, I am now free to check email and read my feeds (I only follow a handful). I get on with the rest of my day.

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

The only way we'll meet the schedule is to buckle down and get on with the job.

Instead of holding on to the painful past, which is over and done, let the feelings go and get on with your life.

One example of a familiar pattern is Get On with It.

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

How do you get on with your classmates? I think it's easy to answer that question.

I always got top grades at school and I get on with everyone. I promise to work hard!

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

"Now that all your memories will be stored safely, out-of-sight and out-of-mind, you can rest easy and get on with things. "

Get on with it, or we 'll miss the train.

WHILE some argue about the finer philosophical points of how to improve models of the climate (see article), others just get on with it.

He is a man easy to get on with.

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

We are best to let the Lauren DiCrecchios of this country get on with it.

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

I was pleased to get it sorted and it means I can just get on with my football and hopefully play well over the next 18 months or so.

Get on with business. Try to be there for someone if they need assistance.

Bob: I can't get on with some of my classmates . They leave me in the cold.

Get on with your life. Concentrate on your work.

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.

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.

With a reduced risk of disk-full errors, you can get on with actually using your system for its intended task.

'This settles it then! Let's get on with finalizing some of the finer details, shall we? '

He's so difficult. I can't get on with him.

I don't think too much about what might or might not happen. . . . I just take reasonable precautions and get on with life.

Having got good people, there is a temptation to shove them into classrooms and let them get on with it.

Joe: That was news to me. Talking of myths and legends, let's get on with planning the interview about mysterious London.

I'd appreciate it if you let me get on with my job.

stepmother: Do the laundry and get on with your duties. Clean the floors right away. And what more, bring me my breakfast.

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

Doctor: Er . . . Here's your diet sheet. Let's see how you get on with it.

They tell us all the same thing and hope we get on with it.

Plus my husband's parents are coming over for the first time and I don't get on with his Mum at all.

As players, it's like ships passing in the night. You just get on with it.

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.

Remember that your bionic are extremely sensitive to radiation. now get on with the mission and see what's out there.

Don't chop logic with him, get on with the work in front of you.

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.

I found it very hard to get on with her.

"You said you were tired. I am too. Get on with it. "

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.

You'd better get on with your homework! You can practice on Sunday.

"When you are in charge of 28 Welshmen in Northern Ireland, then 50 Gurkhas, you have got to get on with everybody, " says Mr Hitchcock.

Mr Bush ( "the decider" ) prides himself on his ability to pick good men and then allow them to get on with things.

Stop complaining; get on with your reading.

Obviously Rio will be upset to lose the armband. But he is a big man and he will pick himself up and get on with it.

"There is a sense of impatience building up and we want to get on with it, " Vershbow said.

If you can learn to react to mistakes constructively, you can actually improve your situation and get on with life.

Whether their clients are facing problems with alcohol, drugs, gambling, or eating disorders, counselors help them get on with their lives.

Thereafter his uncle left him free to get on with it.

Or pretending, saying, 'Yes, let's get on with it'.

This French phrase means "leave it be" and is used to describe a leader who leaves his or her colleagues to get on with their work.

What should you do if you really cannot get on with your boss at work?

That said, lets get on with what we know, and delve into the architectures a bit.

"Get on with it! " Foam flecked the wizard's lips.

After all they've been through, Lincoln just wants to have loved ones safe and to get on with their lives.

It is time to stop the pursuit of personal destruction and the prying into private lives and get on with our national life.

For many, this was the first IDE that didn't get in their way and simply let them get on with their work.

This page is about giving you the choice to take control, make informed decisions, and get on with your life.

Bob: Yes, I have. But she blamed me for not being able get on with them.

In short, if the goal is to abandon the traditional model for newspapers as we know them, get on with the end game.

Third, leave them to go get on with it.

No longer a victim, you can get on with the business of enjoying your life.

Allowing ourselves to go through the grief process helps us to adapt and get on with life .

Do I get on with my colleagues? A good social environment and friendly workmates can make up for many other problems at work.

But now i find it is easy to get on with the girls here and i start enjoying the activities here.

You might as well try to get on with them.

they're incredibly fit; they traveled well; and we now just gotta get on with it.

You win some, you lose some and then you get on with it.

Keira's really smitten with James but wants to just quietly get on with it and see what happens.

your soul. So, let's just get on with it, shall we?

In essence, it means letting individuals get on with theirjobs, encouraging those people closest to the action to make their owndecisions.

Rafa Benitez has told his players to forget about their historic triumph over Chelsea in 2005 and get on with making more history.

Stop pissing about and get on with your work.

How does she get on with her brother?

I've just got to get on with the job.

Don't sit there talking; get on with your work.

I find it easy enough to get on with Pam.

The new paper makes it easier for the fund's economists to get on with this.

Germain present--allow us just to "bite the bullet" and get on with this subject.

I will not waver , I will not walk away, I will get on with the job, and I will finish the work.

Oh, get on with you!

It's hard to get on with a suspicious man.

Then she will get on with her life.

The moment you allow something to end, somehow it will all 'come right' and you can then get on with starting a far better journey.

Get on with business. You may have problems with skin, bones, or teeth if you haven't been taking proper care of yourself.

A batch application allows the user to get on with other tasks and is returned asynchronously at some time in the future.

Stop fussing and get on with your work.

In the meantime, the rest of Europe can get on with building a firebreak.

They lets Dobby get on with it, sir.

We shared friends and moved happily in the same social circles, so I could never understand girls who didn't get on with their brothers.

I find it difficult to get on with your brother.

All I can say is, let them get on with it.

I find it difficult to get on with your sister.

But he could not get on with progressive leaders in Congress.

Get on with your work and stop messing around.

You can install it and get it running quickly and then get on with the business of evaluating or demonstrating your prototypes.

Just get on with your work, don't mind me.

Exactement. Because liberty means allowing others to get on with their lives, even if you don't approve of their wardrobe choices.

"The government needs to get on with it, " says Paul Spence of EDF.

Andariel's death brings about renewed life for us all. We mourn the loss of our dear Sisters, but at least now we can get on with our lives.

That allows producers and traders to get on with business as usual.

Do I just need to give up and get on with my life?

Get on with your work quickly.

"We have a fantastic relationship; [3i has] a very light touch, we do what we do and get on with it. Total non-interference. "

Go forth in joy, and get on with it.

Stash your MP3 in the Boundary Run's internal music pocket, choose your tunes, and get on with schussing .

I wish more people would relax a little, and make more of an effort to get on with others.

Please let me get on with my work in peace and quiet.

If they get on with restructurings that are eventually inevitable, they have a fighting chance of putting the crisis behind them.

"It's like telling them just to get on with it and have sex, " lamented one working-class mother.

Please get on with your work.

How did you get on with your studies in university?

Accept them and get on with the business of getting a new job.

Deep in Kosovo, surrounded by often-hostile ethnic Albanians, the 24 monks just get on with life.

Why don't you get on with some work instead of piddling away the whole morning doing nothing?

Now get on with that moon base.

I'm talking about the common touch - the ability to get on with ordinary people.

Probably a dog, as they get treated well, they get on with people and they're man's best friend.

So we try to forget about it and get on with our own lives, and deal with our own problems.

Be positive about your future and get on with living a normal life.

A: I find it hard to get on with my colleagues.

Indeed, I wish they'd stop leading thoughts and get on with their homework.

But when you meet up with England, what happens at club level is forgotten and you get on with the job that needs doing here.

Even discounting the need to get on with China on other issues, however, this is an unpromising approach.

If you tell us what to do, we'll get on with it.

His advisers are to appear less in public, leaving ministers to get on with their jobs.

If Mr Ozawa focuses on these jobs, then Mr Hatoyama can get on with his.

But I also understood that I must get on with my work and not dwell on one subject or book.

The Chinese authorities should listen politely to IRN's suggestions and then get on with the excellent work they are doing in AFrica.

Do your chores and get on with the things you enjoy doing.

His ability to get on with people is his chief advantage.

I don't really get on with my boy-friend's parents.

We just get on with playing and that will take care of itself.

She'll never get on with the ordinary life. You find it difficult enough yourself, and she is several skins thinner than you are.

Look, I break rackets, I freak out, but you get on with life.

I found Miss White hard to get on with.

It is important to get on with your employer.

How does your uncle get on with his English?

Ask your questions and get on with business.

He's a difficult man to get on with.

Perhaps the more accurate way to phrase this as a question is "What is your life really all about and why don't you get on with it? "

roy: ok then. maybe we can get on with this adventure like adults. just for a change of pace.

Programmers rapidly threw together systems to generate HTML programmatically so they could get on with their real jobs.