Sentence examples for get it on from high-quality English sources.

• “Let’s get it on!”

• Get it on a resting rack.

• “If they don’t share that value, they’re not going to get it on Sunday.”

• Viewers with an appetite for public shaming can nowadays get it on Twitter.

• And I am sure the IOC will move heaven and earth to get it on.

• If you can’t get it on Amazon then don’t expect it, David Beckham.”

• Or is sex in the office literally your boss saying: “Hey, let’s get it on!

• If you can get it on Prince Street or Broadway, it’s already over for Chloe.”

Use get it on in a sentence.

• "So one of the things we focused on was to get it on the most ubiquitous device available."

• “We just don’t have that thing that everybody expects in the 21st century, which is if you didn’t get it on video, it didn’t happen.”

• “If we had an idea, we could get it on tape really quickly – there weren’t really any barriers between a good idea and it being on the record.

• "There was one point where a character says, 'If you've got war paint get it on now', and you see people rushing to the kitchen and getting ketchup and things."

• Fresh from the monumental success of What’s Going On, Marvin Gaye went to work on his follow-up, shifting focus from the streets to the bedroom with Let’s Get It On.

• When Oberon and Bottom finally get it on, surrounded by dancing fairies, while Beyoncé (obvs) thunders from the PA, it is cheesy, silly, predictable, subversive and joyous.

• All around the world there is similar evidence of hybridisation and incipient speciation as separated populations go their different ways and get it on with different far-flung relatives.

• “To make a vaccine conventionally – to test it and actually get it on the market – can take a decade, and has done,” explains Nicola Stonehouse, professor in molecular virology at the University of Leeds.

get it on sentence examples

• On the day of the recording itself, I was invited along to the studio, where I met the director and cast, I was included in the creative process right to the very end and left with a sense of pride, accomplishment and hunger to write more and get it on the air.

• Any of T Rex’s magisterial run of No 1 singles could be in this list, but Get It On just shades it, by dint of being the most imperious sounding of the lot: the earthy R&B of Chuck Berry recast into a defiantly modern shape, sexually charged in a way no teen pop had previously been.

• The detailed report covers the waterfront in its analysis: the optimum width of beaches that sun-lovers expect; the sourcing of suitable sand with the right grain size; how to get it on to our beaches by either road or via a variety of offshore sand dredges and the attendant environmental impacts.

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