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My wife is always getting on at me for not cleaning my shoes.

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

That would mean that this medium-sized town has getting on for a thousand cases of birth defects a year.

Grandpa was getting on his coat when he happened to look out the front window.

The trouble was that everyone kept getting on and off the bus at all the stops between downtown and his bath house.

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

He was like a jack-in-the-box all day and he showed great energy, getting on the ball and great movement.

There is a physicality to it, but it's combined with a little bit of problem-solving and a little bit of getting on with people.

So Dobby stopped us from getting on the train and broke your arm. . . He shook his head. You know what, Harry?

This can be a weakness (not standing up to past responsibilities) and a strength (getting on with the future).

Now I feel more positive about my professional relationship and I'm getting on better with my family than I ever have.

Tell your child she must wait until the bus comes to a complete stop and the driver opens the door before walking up and getting on.

i shall be rendered suspected , by my own sister . just as i am getting on.

Getting on the train with me, he picked me a seat close to the carriage door.

When the doctor wants to see how the baby is getting on inside the mother, he uses an ultrasound machined.

You can either write to me or call me up to tell me how you are getting on with your work.

Just then I caught sight of him getting on a bus.

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

"It's not getting on at all, sir, " answered Presley, in some embarrassment, as they all sat down.

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

Somepeople would be with you longer, some would be in short time, it depended on the sighture by the schedule, before getting on th train.

You could have oil getting on the plants, which could cause them, at the very least, to be stressed if not die.

His assistant becomes a bit of back-seat driver and it's getting on his nerves.

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

Though I have come to the new house for a few days. I'm getting on well with my neighbors.

One thing you know about Peter is that if he is not getting on the end of things himself, he has a lot of assists in his game.

I'm always getting on well with my colleagues. and I'm apt to rise to any occasion calmly.

Poor Edna was getting on for thirty and most of her girlfriends were either already married, or about to tie the knot.

Now, other organisations seem to be getting on board.

They're really getting on my nerves, playing loud music and making all that noise. They're a disgrace.

No, Dale was the first step, an absolutely necessary step, to getting on with her life without Jonathan.

It's all about analysing the situation, deciding what action has to be taken and then getting on and sorting it out.

But I'm just wondering if you could keep it down a bit, because the noise is really getting on my nerve.

The strategy they're employing is called "velvet rope" as in what nightclubs do to build scarcity and interest in getting on the inside.

She finally talked about calling Buddy and his new wife getting on the phone and she would tell the new wife to let her talk to Buddy.

One of them called to him, "How about getting on the ball and giving us some light? "

Her calmness was getting on his nerves; she seemed to have determined just how far she meant to go.

I've got a great deal of respect for those players for getting on with their job and doing a good job for Portsmouth, he added.

Bus stop is an important part of city transit system, where normal operation was ensured by passenger' s getting on and off the bus.

Disclosed is an anti-contact handle, which aims to provide an anti-contact handle capable of preventing people getting on.

I cought sight of her getting on the bus when I came out of the bookshop.

Children can be injured when riding the bus, getting on or off the bus, or standing near the bus.

I'm afraid to say anything. Maybe I'm getting on her nerves too.

If you don't take off that armor, I'm taking Hans, getting on my horse and riding out of your life.

I'm looking forward to getting on the court again in Melbourne, but first I have to work on a few things in practice!

It was only after getting on the bus that we realized there would be several stops between Reykjavik and Akureyri.

Too busy getting on with life, many seemed to have jettisoned courtesy as an optional extra.

My current job is been two years already. How about getting on with your colleagues and boss?

As to how the child is getting on with his lessons, well, his compositions speak for themselves.

But a very big policeman followed him and caught him when he was getting on the ferry.

Isn't people try to break out the deadline that nature had set for homanbeing by getting on the top of Himalayan?

So let me get this straight, you're not getting on a plane at all?

The police collared the suspected murderer as he was getting on the plane.

Of course with yourself! Think of it! I'm afraid it is not easy for us people getting on in years even to fell a tree!

Crowded passengers: Numerous passengers'waiting for getting on the train is the common scenery in the railway station.

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

Drop me a line and let me know how you're getting on.

maybe they assumed this space flight would be no more dangerous than getting on an aeroplane.

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

I've never based my game on goals alone - I love playing and getting on the ball and getting involved in the game.

Today, I was getting on a bus, the driver shut the door on me while I was half way inside.

He said in his letter that he was getting on well with his life.

Make a list of everyone to whom you feel bonded, then consider what kind of return you're getting on your investment.

Away from the market, the talk is of how the industry's spokesmen are getting on in Brussels.

When the number of the bus reaches the planned time, the alarm of the counter will be raised, reminding people of not getting on the bus.

The county is a reasonable place to test how the police and the public are getting on together.

Before getting on board a plane or car, put a slice of ginger on your child's bellybutton, to counter carsickness.

It all adds up to one thing. You are getting on that plane with Victor where you belong.

That means they're drawing from big pools of weekend travelers opting for a quick road trip getaway in lieu of getting on a plane.

Meanwhile, I'd read headlines from American news about the U. S. getting on China's case about human rights, environment, economic reasons.

No one is going to allow a mere head cold or mild bout of flu to stop them getting on with their work.

As well as getting on everybody's nerves, he's got a habit of borrowing money and forgetting to pay it back.

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

A million little kids were downtown with their mothers, getting on and off buses and coming in and out of stores.

But the dust seems to have settled and Mr Montgomery says he is getting on with the job.

But what if I don't hear from you? Does it mean that there's no chance of getting on that flight?

She is continually ringing me up to ask how I am getting on with my work.

Zhou Lan started talking to one of them and soon they were getting on well together.

I saw her as she was getting on the bus.

Joseph has his family, but I phone him or visit every now and then to see how he's getting on.

What are the chances of my getting on the next flight?

A. Being a good skater is one of the conditions for getting on the hockey team .

When the bus approaches stand well back and wait until it has stopped completely before approaching and getting on.

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

I'm nearly 31 and that's getting on a bit for a footballer.

"We're a better team when Johnny is getting on base, " said Derek Jeter, who left the game in the eighth with a jammed left shoulder.

Talk of "fighting" may appeal to professional activists, but it offends those who are more interested in getting on than getting even.

A second approach is to simply ram into the brick wall by getting on key executive calendars for a 15 to 30 minute meeting once a month.

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

"Getting on the same page" ([article] author's words) seems a bit at odds with opening up class rooms.

"Protecting ones face, " if widely shared as a concern, would detract from getting on with the business.

Some have convened sessions for employees on what constitutes a state secret and how to avoid getting on the wrong side of the law.

If you audio-videos ever asrecl posty in a Perlman concert- you know that getting on stage is no smasl the way come for him.

He does not hit girls usually, but the uncomfortable feeling the girl was giving him was getting on his nerves.

After grabbing a new shirt and your briefcase, you come back down in time to look through the window and see your child getting on the bus.

according to the technical standard (norm, rules of operation), the erection (alignment, testing )work is now getting on .

If he's getting on your nerves, just take a break!

I need your help . I always thought my cousin Kate is getting on weel with me . we are the same age .

The two men were evidently getting on to the tax again, for I could hear them bandying figures to and fro.

In the late evening, Jim said via Facebook that he was getting on his bicycle, and he was heading home.

It was getting on to four in die morning when he finished die article.

Don't use bill, and drop the exact fares into the money box after getting on the bus.

It was getting on to four in the morning when he finished writing the article.

The third W, waiting, means getting on with your job and keeping your head down while waiting for the boss to come unstuck .

Drive slowly near schools and look out for children getting on or off buses.

I was looking forward to getting on and showing everyone what I can do and try to win the game.

The prospect of the local newspaper getting on board with a location-based social network is very exciting.

Passengers now have to go through double screening before getting on their plane.

I could see his smooth soles just waiting, his soles creasing and toes flexing from the treatment he was getting on his legs.

You could discover these problems and have them fixed before getting on the track and pushing the limits.

Saying infection is present to yourself, the patient, and writing it in the chart aids in getting on with effective treatment.

Before getting on the train, he waved his hand to me.

Susan is not getting on well with her classmates.

Passengers now have to go though double screening before getting on their plane.

Adjusted for US inflation, Titanic's sales were $2. 4bn and Gone With The Wind's getting on for $6bn.

Nothing gives me as much pleasure as travelling. I love getting on trains and boats and planes.

Coons? When raccoons tried getting on our back porch, Mama just chased them off with a broom.

an attempt by a rogue Irish republican group to do something attention-getting on the mainland.

They're in remote, isolated places, some even risking their lives, with no chance of getting on the international radar screen.

Getting on the website. Search and read the information. Try to know some new friends of other school.

Love, actually is the thought of getting on a cab . Firstly, unlike the bus , it will come while waiting .

In the largest cities, where property prices are soaring, few could even dream of getting on to the housing ladder.

And when asked about his own personal difficulties he replied stoutly: "I'm getting on with the job. "

But, as Samuel Goldwyn said: "Ninety per cent of the art of living consists of getting on with people one cannot stand. "

They could set you on the path to recovering control of your finances and getting on top of things.

If you are getting on well with your family and friends, perhaps you will be a good student.

But recently, something else was happening, something insidious and unstoppable: Dolly was getting on.

The block to wealth is in your own mind. Destroy that block now by getting on good mental terms with everyone.

The relationship amounted to talking during band and holding hands between our lockers and getting on the bus each afternoon.

As anyone getting on in years will tell you, blocking increases with age.

While the perceived urgency of getting on board is clear, what's less obvious to businesses is whether or not social pays off.

He seems to be getting on very well at school.

I love getting on stage. It really is just the best part of my day.

Wait for me, boy, elder sister must appear in your registered permanent residence this getting on, the moment your wife do you step-mother.

According to the technical steverydard (norm rules of operation) the erection (severance testing )work is now getting on .

I hope to hear from you about your schooling and how you are getting on.

getting on well with him.

In your day job, you've got a number of people with an interest in how you're getting on.

Poirot, poor old chap, is getting on. Jokes about his approaching demise can hardly be agreeable to him.

"I think we were, er, getting on with it, " said Mr. Young.

Yang Mei is getting on well with her foreign friends.

His white hair and his wrinkles are enough to show that he is getting on.

It was getting on towards eight o'clock when they cast off the launch.

That guy's always getting on my back about something or other.

Real estate registrars shall pass the uniform examination before getting on post by holding a certificate.

I think it's been the strongest chemistry for a while. Everybody's getting on and you can see the confidence in the group.

Do you know if the Maoris and Europeans are getting on well now?

And we can all, you know, sit at home and test our stress levels, and see how we're getting on?

Furthermore, if a government thinks it will eventually have to nationalise, there are merits in getting on with it.

As required, we should show up the ticket before getting on the train.

I cannot help leaving here because I haven't been getting on well with my neighbours.

They simply go through their lives getting on with it.

Asked how the clubs were getting on these days, Mourinho was pointed.

They must allow an unprinted margin to prevent toner from getting on the parts of the printer that move the paper.

I am not interested in fighting people just for the sake of scoring political points or getting on the cable news shows.

I can hardly imagine two men less capable of getting on together.

But awaking to the two worlds brought face to face is tantamount to getting on the trail of their secret relationships.

But they had no children because Elizabeth was barren, and both were getting on in years.

When it comes to periods, every girl's body has a unique (and unpredictable) timeline for getting on track.

This also could relate to any performance, such as getting on stage and forgetting or flubbing your lines.

You are getting on better with your computer mending skills.

He tells how he fired 12 people for wanting to "discuss possibilities" instead of getting on with it.

With great sorrow I hear of your illness. I'd like to know how you are getting on.

Getting on board the fur trend, Fearne Cotton walks the wintry streets of London in a white Russian cossack hat.

Thursday we're getting on a plane to Toronto for Gwynn's cousin's wedding. We're flying with BOTH kids.

In this space also lies our anguish of self defeat, of inaction, indecision, of not getting on with life itself.

"You guys are getting on like gangbusters, " Mandy interrupted. "Tovah, I had no idea you spoke German. "

All automobiles must stop when children are getting on or off a school bus and the bright red safety lights are flashing.

We are very pleased to know you are getting on well with your work.

Yes, well, I expect he's getting on a bit.

Adult is incognito now (registered permanent residence this getting on) possible, the program is more complex.

The biggest reason is too many cars getting on and off the exits close to the same time.

Getting on a bus with 20 pounds of explosives strapped to his chest.

Well, guess what, the kids and I wanna have some fun, too, so unless you call me back by noon, we are getting on a plane and joining you.

Mr. Smith was amazed to find his six-year-old son capable of getting on line.

It's no good getting on your high horse about single patents. You can't force people to get married.

How are you getting on these days. doo you satisfy with your work. I missed you so much that I hope everything about you goes on well.

They were getting on with their busy lives and didn't know what was to come.

Whilst we are busy with implementing democracies, human rights issues and the world series, the chinese are quietly getting on with it.

But be sure to look for information by getting on airline websites.

I saw a soldier getting on the train.

You've got a decent chance of getting on television, anyway.

Others have trouble getting on well people like their parents and classmates .

And everywhere, soldiers and civilian contractors tramp about in wrap around shades, getting on with their business.

Others have trouble getting on well with people like their parents and classmates.

It's time to travel. The animals are getting on the train.

'The only train you're getting on is mine.

Getting on a bit, isn't he, Mr. Dean?

The key to getting on the podium was the start.

'getting on your the high horse' if you're acting arrogant.

Others have trouble getting on with people like their parents and classmates.

Recruitment often involves word-of-mouth recommendations: getting on a shortlist is easier if you have the right connections.

Using AnalyzeForSpeed you can see when the WR holders are getting on the power and compare that to your own best laps.

And for getting on a plane right afterward.

Florence arrives to check how I am getting on and chide me for not having taken my break.

an aggressive young executive; a pushful insurance agent; a pushing youth intent on getting on in the world.

It's just something that happens when you take the risk of getting on a machine like that.

How do I recreate the same query access plan on my test environment that I am getting on my production environment?

The Friendship Express has been quietly getting on with linking Greece and Turkey for five years now.

Easily get tired after a brief exercise and easily get sleepy after getting on a bus.

All the passengers are required to show their tickets before getting on the bus.

Our new fur leather were getting on a new, costumed event will exciting show!

He can fly by sweeping, and getting on it in the air of the resignation bringing one very mysterious thing.

But despite the tragedy, Queenslanders are getting on with things.

How about getting on your royal carriage.

We'd had our 50th wedding anniversary, so she was getting on in years.

It was hard getting on the crowded street car. It is fun playing with children.

How're you getting on with your studies?

As a manager, you must design the work assignment so that each member of the team feels: "I'm learning, I'm getting on" .

Sam's getting on a plane? -He joined the Scholastic Decathlon Team.

I find it easy getting on with her.

His girlfriend is hunky-dory, getting on nicely with almost everyone.

As a large horse is getting on in age, why should he always stay in cold and wet?

Armenia's flagship nuclear plant, which supplies 40 percent of the country's power, is getting on in years.

Then the Badger said, 'Now then! Tell me the news from your part of the world. How's old Toad getting on? '

You are getting on nicely with your English.

And, like Mumbai, the rest of India is getting on with life.

Yeah. I understand that. It's just getting on my nerves.

Getting on the Olympic team is her prime objective ever since her childhood.

Sally- I totally understand. My roommate is getting on my nerves too.

How is the great, the very great poem getting on?

But if you don't do that, if you allow for the accident to keep on happening, you have the possibility of getting on a wavelength.

This guy really lays it on thick; his non-stop flattery is getting on my nerves.

I can't sort Mary. She usually getting on water drops since her imagines her's well dawn eextremecclymain part else.

Mary is getting on well with her little cusin.

She should take easy. Just getting on the ballot is a good experience.

The budget for this is $75. This is a small budget, but getting on the FIRST page of Google would be great.

We practice English with them, and my English is really getting on the track!

He is getting on now, he must be nearly seventy.

He must be getting on for eighty!

There are only two ways of getting on in the world --- either by one's own industry, or by the stupidity of others.

like playing sports, making music, or getting on the Internet.

Well, I never ! It's getting on my nerves.

I'm getting on well with the teachers and classmates. They often help me.

Hello, gentlemen. Is everything getting on well?

My neighbors keep having late parties and the noise is getting on my nerves.

He's getting on all right, or was at Christmas.

A- I totally understand. My roommate is getting on my nerves too.

As I getting on the bus , I heard some one calling my name.

eg. Drop me a line and tell me how you're getting on.

and soon they were getting on well together.

Getting on well with others brings us peace, happiness and love.

Make a point of getting on with colleagues.

So they provide vital clues about how well those firms are getting on.

The returns they are getting on their savings look increasingly pitiful.

Getting on the olympic team became her prime objective.

Stop getting on my nerves! I'm not doing something for nothing!

For getting on with your day?

The patient is getting on satisfactorily.

It must be getting on for midnight.