| - Better get on to SyWar about this. | |
| - Can you get on to them, please? | |
| - Get back to the locker rooms and get on to your next class. | |
| - How did he get on to you in the first place? | |
| - How did we get on to this? | |
| - Better get on to SyWar about this. | |
| - Can you get on to them, please? | |
| - Get back to the locker rooms and get on to your next class. | |
| - How did he get on to you in the first place? | |
| - How did we get on to this? | |
| Few hours depends how soon he gets on to our replenishment unit. | |
| The sort of topic gets on to the shape of my head. | |
| This has to move like lightning, before anyone gets on to what we're doing. | |
| Unless somebody gets on to it immediately the poor little bugger hasn't long to live. | |
| Well, in my America there's one giant bus that the whole world gets on to ride to work together. | |
| Few hours depends how soon he gets on to our replenishment unit. | |
| The sort of topic gets on to the shape of my head. | |
| This has to move like lightning, before anyone gets on to what we're doing. | |
| Unless somebody gets on to it immediately the poor little bugger hasn't long to live. | |
| Well, in my America there's one giant bus that the whole world gets on to ride to work together. | |
| - I'm getting on to my lawyer. | |
| And as we're getting on to that about now, | |
| David kissed a sheep, David's getting on to a sheep. | |
| Everybody getting on to her. | |
| I feel it and I know it and I feel also that somebody is coming close to me, is looking at me, touching me, is getting on to my bed, is kneeling on my chest is taking my neck between his hands and squeezing it | |
| 'So that's how your finger marks got on to the red mallet? | |
| (Lucy) By the time we got on to Route 15, we were grimy and tired. | |
| Adults became adults, and got on to adult things. | |
| And that's how she got on to you. | |
| But he never got on to the connecting flight. | |
| - I'm getting on to my lawyer. | |
| And as we're getting on to that about now, | |
| David kissed a sheep, David's getting on to a sheep. | |
| Everybody getting on to her. | |
| I feel it and I know it and I feel also that somebody is coming close to me, is looking at me, touching me, is getting on to my bed, is kneeling on my chest is taking my neck between his hands and squeezing it | |
| 'So that's how your finger marks got on to the red mallet? | |
| (Lucy) By the time we got on to Route 15, we were grimy and tired. | |
| Adults became adults, and got on to adult things. | |
| And that's how she got on to you. | |
| But he never got on to the connecting flight. | |
