got on造句怎么写

She got on her bike and rode off.

What a variety of salads you've got on your menu.

He got on the Bus in a single bounce.

I simply got off the bus, crossed the road and got on going in the opposite direction.

When we got on the top deck, the lifeboats were being lowered on the starboard side.

She talked in a roundabout way, and finally got on to the matter of marriage.

A man got on the bus and hid in the bus restroom with a bomb.

Finally, one day she got on a plane and went back to Brazil.

After nearly nine hours'train journey to Lawton, we got off the train at 8 a.m. in Huangshan and got on the bus to Taiping Town.

At the rally point on Saturday morning, the team got on the bus and headed for the unknown destination.

He put on his best clothes, took a small bag, went to the station and got on the train.

He wandered distractedly out of his home, hitchhiked to Washington, and got on a Greyhound headed South.

We got on the elevator.

Jane got on with her work.

What you got on your mind, Tom?

Recent years he has got on(well)in the world

She' s never really got on with her sister / She and her sister have never really got on.

We got on the eco-friendly bus and bought tickets at the ticket office. After waiting for 20 minutes, we got on the cable car down the hill.

The movie star was warmly cheered as he got on the stage.

Coach Rick Carlisle, whose Indiana team got torched by Bryant not so long ago, said, I don't feel so bad about the 45 he got on us now.

" Never say die!" said John, as he got on his feet and tried to ice-skate again.

Some people got off the bus, and some got on.

But Ben got on the bus.

When we got my luggage, I walked outside, and a car came right away, and we got on the train.

You've got ease me into it… you gotta say something like, "Kados got on the roof. And he jumped off and broke one of his legs."

He got on the car.

She and her sister have never really got on.

I went over and struck up a conversation, and we got on like a house on fire.

She talked round the subject a bit, and finally got on to the matter of marriage.

The two boys got on remarkably well.