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vb. (en-past of: get along)
Usage examples of "got along".
Hence adaptations, sometimes difficult, with which the Changer's customers got along as well as they could.
Yet nobody had the slightest inkling how well the three men of the team got along.
Only Cairhienin and Illianers got along to any degree, and there was a certain amount of prickle even there.
She had discovered, in the long and arduous weeks of their trek across all of Persia, that she got along very well with the Kushan women.
I took some trouble to curb my appetite for water, and soon found that I got along very comfortably without drinking anything beyond that which was contained in my food.
His father and Cassius got along well with the distant government.
Knowing how Ben and Anita got along would help answer that, and the only indication I had was the fact that there’.
He had noted the phenomenon that he apparently had three roommates he detested for every one he got along with.
During these recent days when, struggling against very real stage fright, she made her husky, wholly earnest but rather nervous little appeals to the crowds before the enlisting stations, she got along bravely enough during the day.
In the same spirit I used to wonder how poor fellows got along who hadn't any shirt.
The two sets of children got along finely together, as if they had been children of the same parents.