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get along with

VERB
  1. have smooth relations
    My boss and I get along very well

How To Use get along with In A Sentence

  • I want to get along with everyone.
  • Things can get along without you, as history and many facts of life can testify.
  • his first job was a crash course in survival and in learning how to get along with people
  • I hope I will get along with everyone.
  • It's impossible to get along with him.
  • Back to vegetables: Fishwife, salicornia/salsola is said to be able to get along without salt, but I will take on board what you say. Archive 2009-01-01
  • I hope I will get along with everyone.
  • Georgios no-mates Why Greece struggles to get along with its neighbours The Economist: Daily news and views
  • This isn't something he's looking forward to, not because he dislikes schoolhe is in fact an eager studentbut because he doesn't get along with his stepfather, a South? ern Pacific supervisor named Rudy Hollister. Excerpt: Crossers by Philip Caputo
  • Get along with you. It's a cock and bull story.
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