What is "getting along"

Usage examples of "getting along".

Those of us who wandered up in his neighborhood occasionally, to see how he was getting along, were received with such scant courtesy, that we did not hasten to repeat the visit.

The American and German soldiers were getting along quite nicely, as it happened—.

Then he would be First Family Head, could do as he pleased, and would not have to worry about getting along.

Not that I have cause to complain, my dear Husband is all love and devotion, but being absent all day at his business how can I help but feel lonesome at times, as the poet says it is hard for they that love to live apart, and I often wonder, my dear Sister, how you are getting along alone in the store, may you never experience the feelings of solitude I have underwent since I came here.

The two of them actually seemed to be getting along well, like peers.