get over it造句怎么写

His way to dealing with any crisis is, Suck it up and get over it.

Sometimes I'm so frightened, I don't believe, I'll get over it.

Mr. Churchill's loss would be dreadful, indeed, Mr. Churchill would never get over it.

If you're a caregiver and you don't like computers, get over it.

Behold, here was a dead wall, and nothing in English history to tell how to get over it.

I made a bad performance in my last presentation. I don't think I can get over it.

I suspect he'll get over it in time just like he triumphed over the Boston Celtics, a team that seemed like his Kryptonite for years.

爱情就如一场大病 过了就好love is like a disease; the sooner you get over it,then better.

If you absolutely hate the practice (and most programmers either love or hate the "controversial" practices, like pair programming), vent if you must, but get over it.

'I have colleagues who say,' You can take this pill and get better in two days, or do nothing and get over it in 48 hours, "says Dr." Scalettar.

Others say, “it’s only temporary, it will pass, you will get over it, ” but of course they haven’t any idea of how I feel, although they are certain they do.

A broken heart is like getting shampoo in your eyes. It feels for a while like you'll never see again, but after a few tears you get over it.

I thought he'd get over it.

Cloud standards still wont be here - get over it.

She must get over it. he is not a gentleman.

When you encounter a wall, find a way to get over it, around it, or under it.

The moon symbolized the happiness to Caligula, but he never get over it in his mind.

Life three overhaul lian: look through get over it, take up the put down, standing is walk steadily.

The number of martial arts teachers will not be many. 35 people will be able to get over it and teach it thoroughly.

The title is from the script by France playwright Albert Camus. The moon symbolized the happiness to Caligula, but he never get over it in his mind.

Do not overdo everything. If you say too much, you will not get over it. Not to be cut off, to leave ample room for it. In this way, we can operate freely and easily.

Did he ever get over it?

This was a most economical way to get over it.

It feels for a while like you'll never see again, but after a few tears you get over it.

"But I hope you will get over it, and live to see many young men of four thousand a year come into the neighbourhood."

He couldn't get over it.

Oh, really? How wonderful! Thank you very much. And I hope you get over it soon.

Roese. “The most helpful way to experience regret is to feel it deeply, get over it quickly and move on and use it to push you to new behaviors that are going to be helpful.

But in that case my advice to them is to get over it (to borrow a phrase from my children).

He'll get over it—young people are amazingly resilient.