get along

to manage, to handle.

• Are you getting along with your work?
• We can get along very well without you.
• How are you getting along with your work?
• How are you getting along with your study?
• How are you getting along with your new job?
• They manage to get along without much money.
• I get along quite well now with my new cane.
• How is he getting along with his school work?
• We'll get along without that much money somehow.
• How are you getting along with your English study?
• Tell me what you need and I'll tell you how to get along without it.
• From the moment of his birth, man cannot get along without depending on others.
• I manage to get along on a small salary.
• It is hard to get along on this small income.
• Tom manages to get along on very little money.
• He was able to get along on the small amount of money.
• Pay attention to details, and you'll get along all right.
• By frugality she managed to get along on her small salary.
• Tom can't get along on his salary because he has high medical expenses.
• We can't get along without them.

to have a good relationship with someone.

• I get along well with her.
• We can get along with him.
• I get along well with Tom.
• I get along well with him.
• I got along with everybody.
• I don't get along with him.
• I can't get along with him.
• I get along with everybody.
• I never got along with Tom.
• I get along well with them.
• I never got along with him.
• I never got along with her.
• I didn't get along with her.
• I cannot get along with him.
• I never got along with them.
• He is hard to get along with.
• She gets along well with him.
• I get along well with people.
• Tom is hard to get along with.
• Tom is easy to get along with.
• Tom gets along well with Mary.
• Tom can't get along with Mary.
• Tom gets along fine with Mary.
• We can't get along without Tom.
• We can't get along without him.
• We can't get along without her.
• Do you get along with your boss?
• I don't get along with that guy.
• I just can't get along with him.
• Tom doesn't get along with Mary.
• I just can't get along with Tom.
• Jesse gets along with everybody.
• It's hard to get along with Dan.
• It's hard to get along with Tom.
• I always get along well with him.
• He is difficult to get along with.
• He gets along badly with his boss.
• My mother gets along with my aunt.
• Tom just can't get along with Mary.
• Tom gets along very well with Mary.
• We don't get along with each other.
• Tom is difficult to get along with.
• I get along well with my neighbors.
• I get along well with all the staff.
• He is rather hard to get along with.
• I get along with my younger brother.
• I don't get along with my neighbors.
• You'll get along with Tom, I'm sure.
• Dan got along with Linda quite well.
• It's very hard to get along with him.
• He doesn't get along with her father.
• He doesn't get along with his mother.
• Tom is really hard to get along with.
• I don't get along with my stepfather.
• I don't get along with my stepmother.
• I'm getting along with him quite well.
• My father gets along with his friends.
• I have trouble getting along with Tom.
• Tom seems to get along fine with Mary.
• Does Tom get along with his coworkers?
• Jimmy is easy for me to get along with.
• He is very difficult to get along with.
• I don't think I can get along with him.
• He is getting along with his employees.
• She will get along with my grandmother.
• Tom can't get along with his neighbors.
• Tom doesn't get along with his sisters.
• Nobody can get along with such a person.
• Tom didn't get along with Mary too well.
• I got along with the lieutenant colonel.
• Tom can't seem to get along with anyone.
• Tom didn't get along with his neighbors.
• Tom is very difficult to get along with.
• I can't get along with that man any more.
• Tom doesn't get along with his neighbors.
• He gets along very well with his friends.
• Tom doesn't get along with Mary's father.
• Tom doesn't get along with his coworkers.
• Lately I don't get along with my parents.
• Is there anyone you don't get along with?
• Are you getting along with your neighbors?
• He could not get along with his neighbors.
• He is getting along with his neighborhood.
• Tom and I don't get along with each other.
• Tom couldn't get along with his neighbors.
• I found it difficult to get along with him.
• I think he can get along with his neighbor.
• She was always been easy to get along with.
• Tom just can't seem to get along with Mary.
• Tom gets along fine with Mary's stepfather.
• He is getting along well with his employees.
• I think he can get along with his neighbors.
• Tom and Mary get along well with each other.
• I've always gotten along very well with Tom.
• Tom wasn't an easy person to get along with.
• Tom is not an easy person to get along with.
• Tom seems to always get along well with Mary.
• Tom doesn't think he can get along with Mary.
• Tom and Mary don't get along with each other.
• I like women but I don't get along with them.
• Tom didn't get along with the other students.
• We don't get along very well with each other.
• Tom doesn't get along with his father-in-law.
• I can't get along with the neighbors any more.
• I'm getting along well with my new classmates.
• Tom found it difficult to get along with Mary.
• Do you get along well with your new classmates?
• He was the sort of man you could get along with.
• He doesn't get along with anybody in the office.
• Tom has trouble getting along with other people.
• Mary didn't get along well with the other girls.
• You should try to get along with your neighbors.
• Tom can be a little difficult to get along with.
• Tom was the sort of man you could get along with.
• Mary did not get along well with the other girls.
• You should try to get along with your neighbours.
• Tom is one of the hardest guys to get along with.
• I'm getting along with my mother-in-law very well.
• The person Tom most gets along with is his father.
• You must make an effort to get along with everyone.
• The humble man is getting along with his neighbors.
• How are you getting along with your new classmates?
• I found it difficult to get along with my neighbor.
• He's getting along well with all of his classmates.
• Tom is hard to get along with, but he's not stupid.
• The two brothers couldn't get along with each other.
• Tom certainly doesn't get along very well with Mary.
• The problem is that Tom doesn't get along with Mary.
• The only problem was Tom didn't get along with Mary.
• Are you getting along well with your new schoolmates?
• Tom doesn't get along with most people in the office.
• So far I have been getting along well with my friends.
• Please try your best to get along with everybody else.
• We never seem to be able to get along with each other.
• He gets along well with the people in his neighborhood.
• Tom doesn't get along with the man who lives next door.
• Tom certainly seems easier to get along with than Mary.
• I'd like to see Tom and Mary get along with each other.
• She probably can get along well with her mother-in-law.
• Why would Tom have any problem getting along with Mary?
• Why can't people just try to get along with each other?
• Tom is the only one who ever really got along with Mary.
• Tom doesn't get along with his neighbors like he used to.
• Tom has always been a very easy person to get along with.
• I don't know how to get along with those difficult people.
• I want the two of you to try to get along with each other.
• I'm glad the two of you are getting along with each other.
• You're the only one I know who doesn't get along with Tom.
• Tom and Mary have always gotten along well with each other.
• I should have tried to get along with my classmates better.
• Tom didn't get along well with the other boys in his class.
• He left his team as he could not get along with the manager.
• All Tom wanted was for Mary to learn to get along with John.
• I knew then and there that I could never get along with Tom.
• My father asked me if I got along well with the Jones family.
• I want you to tell Tom that you'll try to get along with him.
• Find mutual interests, and you will get along with each other.
• My father asked me if I could get along with the Jones family.
• Tom is the only in our class that Mary doesn't get along with.
• I should've anticipated that Tom wouldn't get along with Mary.
• Tom has trouble getting along with other students in his class.
• He left his team because he couldn't get along with the manager.
• I'd like to find out how Tom is getting along with his new boss.
• I could've tried harder to get along with everyone in the class.
• I should've tried harder to get along with everyone in the class.
• I had to resign because I just didn't get along with the new boss.
• Isn't it a pity that Tom and Mary can't get along with each other?
• I wish I had tried harder to get along with everyone in the class.
• Tom and Mary aren't getting along very well with each other nowadays.
• Mary's mother is an extraordinarily difficult woman to get along with.
• It is important to try to get along with people from foreign countries.
• People don't like working with Tom because he's hard to get along with.
• I am sure I'll get along with him because we are from the same prefecture.
• It is difficult for us to get along with her, because she is hard to please.
• Nobody likes Tom and nobody ever will. He's just too hard to get along with.
• It seems to be difficult for her to get along with students in the new school.
• Tom gets along well with everyone in Mary's family except her younger brother.
• All the teachers and students we talked to said that Tom is easy to get along with.
• Due to his courtesy and his winning smile, Tom gets along well with both men and women.
• Tom was unsure what Mary would be like and he wondered whether she would get along with his friends.
• I got along so well with the guy sitting next to me at the pub that we ended up drinking together till dawn.
• The boss is hard to get along with. But if I try to talk to him about problems I have at work he might have a little heart. Even a hunter can't kill a bird who flies to him for protection.
• Tom isn't an easy person to get along with.
• Tom has always been easy to get along with.
• Tom doesn't seem to get along well with anyone.
• I wanted everyone to get along with each other.
• Tom isn't as easy to get along with as Mary is.
• We get along well.
• Tom and I get along well.
• We don't get along very well.
• I think we can get along well.
• You two seem to get along well.
• Tom and Mary got along very well.
• Tom and Mary get along very well.
• Tom and Mary don't get along very well.
• Tom and Mary didn't get along too well.
• Tom and his wife seem to get along well.
• Tom and Mary didn't get along very well.
• You and I never did get along very well.
• I am afraid they can't get along very well.
• I am afraid they don't get along very well.
• Tom and Mary have always gotten along well.
• I am afraid that they don't get along very well.
• Tom was glad to see Mary and John getting along so well.
• When we were young, we never got along too well, did we?
• I feel in my bones that they will never get along well together.
• Tom and Mary argue a lot, but they still get along quite well together.
• Unfortunately, my wife and my lover don't get along very well together.
• They argue a lot, but for the most part they get along quite well together.
• Tom and I get along fine.
• They'll get along just fine.
• We should get along just fine.