| They did, however, get on well with the band, especially gobby bass player Nicky Wire. |
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| We are all young laddies who get on well together and who are improving as we get older. |
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| He has a working knowledge of French, but for some reason does not get on well with the French boys. |
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| These examples show that the princes on the throne of Kiev were obliged to get on well with Karakalpaks. |
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| We do get on well because the Tommies did liberate Crete, but what they did immediately afterwards was not made public. |
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| Supporters are affable, amiable, steady, loyal individuals who get on well with others. |
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| These nicknames were invented by the inhabitants of the near village, Aradeo, since thy did not get on well with the. |
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| At present the great powers of the world want to get on well with one another, refraining from quarrelling. |
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| House rules is a set of common rules which the tenants have agreed to ensure that everyone on an estate can get on well with each other. |
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| Relative to strong alcohol, Cognac, Armagnac, and Alsatian Kirsch get on well with chocolate. |
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| And if you go into management you also need to get on well with the doctors. |
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| For there to be peace in the cities, neighbors must get on well with one another. |
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| I'm glad you like it at my parent's house and that you get on well with the cousins. |
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| The villagers get on well with the person in charge of the eolic system replacing their empty batteries by charged ones. |
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| Demanding customers get on well with us, because we provide them with solutions that are tailored precisely to their requirements. |
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| In addition, neighbours often get on well with the newcomers, offering a dinner or even offering them to discover the region. |
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| An essential factor for our high quality of life, however, is that all residents live in harmony and get on well. |
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| Being a likeable person you get on well with neighbors and friends. |
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| He does get on well with Sarah but he's in a very good position on the daily. |
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| Glenn, one imagines, would get on well with Garry Cook, the former Manchester City chief executive. |
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| As we say in Greece, get on well with your neighbour so that he will get on well with you. |
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| Restless, lively, active and alert, these little terriers are friendly animals that get on well with their friends. |
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| At that time of depression, Manabu meets Shô, a vending-machine creator and both get on well. |
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| We get on well with Bude – I go on civic visits there. |
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| The squad has to get on well together and be happy to meet up. |
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| We get on well together, so why shouldn't we help them? |
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| The criminal bar often get on well and like to accommodate each other. |
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| It also helps that I get on well with Roband enjoyed working with him for Cardiff Blues. |
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| Peppy and playful, Wire Fox Terriers generally get on well with children. |
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| Chickens get on well with most animals including cats, dogs and rabbits. |
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| The fact that we get on well together makes a difference out on the field. |
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