Utiliser "get over it" dans une phrase

1. He knew the culture of violence was born from the struggle to throw off the Americans, but that was four hundred fifty years ago now, get over it

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2. "I have to just get over it

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3. Oh, get over it, Sally! The head calls the meeting to order so we all sit down, Ben and Abi appearing like magic at my side

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4. If he was worried about her having to defend herself, He may as well get over it

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5. ? It’s a stupid phone, get over it

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6. You get over it too

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7. But no one would have bothered and I bet he regretted it I wonder if it flashed through his mind when he was dying but it didn’t matter now still I would bet his mother would never get over it because she would never have the chance to see him off again the poor woman

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8. He’ll get over it

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9. “Oh, Gordon will blow his stack all right,” he responded to the dubious gaze, “but if I wait until after he’s won his election, he’ll get over it soon enough

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10. The cat was very, very angry with Brendan, but he figured she would get over it—eventually

11. They would get over it

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12. “It’s what happens when they die Carter, get over it

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13. Rosemary'll sulk a while--and then she'll get over it--and all will be as before, George

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14. “I'm sure you’ll get over it,” She said

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15. “I hope he can get over it,” I said

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16. Now, get over it, because we don't have much time left

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17. And if a challenge to combat is refused, and the challenger has no grounds against the other for legal prosecution, that’s it, the challenger will just have to go home and get over it! Legal prosecution, insult, and honorable challenge to combat, those are the only three things one can legally do against another in a just society!

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18. Chris smiled and said “She's just going to have to get over it”

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19. My parents had apoplexy when we told them yesterday, but they’ll get over it

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20. He'll never get over it

21. Get over it

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22. He’d not told anyone about his childhood before, imagining that if he didn't think about the emptiness, lack of affection and neglect that had poisoned his childhood, he’d eventually get over it

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23. I considered how to get over it with Angus still on my shoulder

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24. `Do you think she will ever get over it?' Gorham asked

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25. Dominex will just have to get over it, she thought to herself while she waited for Jerry to pick up the phone

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26. He'll get over it if he isn't getting anything for those four weeks

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27. days but I knew I could get over it and move on but this, this was something different, the pain

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28. he will get over it

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29. Ricky will get over it

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30. ‘Oh, you’d have to get over it eventually, so you might as well get over it quick

31. And those skinny little legs! Schmoozeglutton couldn’t get over its legs

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32. “You said the crowd will get over it!”

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33. “She’ll get over it,” he said, to no one apparently present

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34. If a person's got a problem with alcohol and cigarettes and all that kind of stuff, and they continually can't get over it; but if they're dead, you can put a bottle in front of them, they're not going to touch it

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35. But I have to admit that if I’m in a bad mood it takes me a lot longer to get over it, and I have to endure Pedro’s attempts at cheering me up

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36. That had been a brutal experience, and she often wondered if she’d ever really get over it

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37. she will be slightly mad at me, but she'll get over it

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38. cringing in their seats - get over it!), I won't spend a lot of time worrying about his feelings

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39. species, but he'd get over it

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40. But James would get over it, Hunter selfishly hoped that it wouldn’t affect his work

41. “She’ll get over it

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42. So get over it and think of this stay as a short,

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43. “They’d get over it

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44. Christ, she was never going to get over it

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45. “That was twenty years ago and she broke your heart, get over it

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46. The startled hills couldn't get over it, but went on echoing and re-echoing it, tossing it backward and forward to each other in an endless surprise, and had hardly settled down again with a kind of shudder when they were roused to frenzy by another

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47. Anstruther,--Well, yes, I do think you must get over it without much help from me

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48. After a while, she would either get over it or forget it - I could not be sure which - but either way, the exploration would resume

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49. Weeks had passed since he and Isha had parted, but he couldn’t get over it and neither through it

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50. The truth was, I would need years of therapy to get over what Jake had done to me, if I could ever get over it at all

51. It’s one thing to watch someone die, but to be told that you have to get over it is cruel

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52. But there are other times when they are too weakened to get over it so quickly

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53. No; Miss Entwhistle couldn't get over it

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54. The sensation was so new to him that he couldn't get over it

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55. He couldn’t quite get over it that he had killed the sheriff

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56. Building bridges so they could get over it already

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57. "I can't get over it

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58. The worst thing you could do regarding anxiety and panic attacks is to be dismissive and think that they can quickly get over it

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59. “He will get over it in time,” Cai said, sitting with us and behaving himself

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60. I asked him what the matter was and he said he could not get over it, how beautiful she was!

61. Despite a mad streak in him which amused me, he was shallow and spoilt and when one disagreed with him he sulked and scowled and it took time for him to get over it

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62. “I can"t get over it, Jimmy,” she would tell me over and over

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63. couldn’t get over it! There were handles and what

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64. He would get over it; he always did

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65. “Don"t worry too much about it, I will get over it but—”

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66. Despite whatever reservations my people might have they would listen to me and get over it if they wished to survive any further in life

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67. That should allow a correction to get over itself!

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68. Brandela pursed her lips and answered, “I know it will be hard for him, but he will get over it

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69. “Well get over it or get out of my stables,” she hissed, crossing her arms

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70. “She'll get over it

71. “Gah, he needs to get over it,” Emily said as she heard the garage door

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72. “He'll get over it,” Chevalier said, he couldn't help but smile

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73. "I'll get over it

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74. I might not get over it

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75. “Get over it, you two

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76. Jennings had determined very early in the seizure that Marianne would never get over it, and Colonel Brandon, who was chiefly of use in listening to Mrs

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77. In addition to these, Misery had taken on a number of what he called `lightweights', men who were not really skilled workmen, but had picked up sufficient knowledge of the simpler parts of the trade to be able to get over it passably

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78. This was a most economical way to get over it, because it made it unnecessary to stop up the joints beforehand - the whitewash filled up all the cracks: and it also filled up the hollow parts, the crevices and interstices of the ornament, destroying the sharp outlines of the beautiful designs and reducing the whole to a lumpy, formless mass

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79. I can see what's troubling Fiver; though he'll get over it, I dare say

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80. “But they’ll get over it eventually

81. Never afterwards did he feel it with such intensity, but this first time he could not for a long while get over it

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82. You can't get over it, sir

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83. I thought it best to leave him alone for a bit to get over it

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84. Sir, it took him years really, to get over it

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85. Lots of children are afraid of the dark but they get over it

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86. She knew that it was all sentiment, all baseless impressibility, which had caused her to read the scene as her own condemnation; nevertheless she could not get over it; she could not contravene in her own defenceless person all those untoward omens

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87. Of course, this being New York, they’d likely just tell him Get over it

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88. She won’t get over it! She won’t survive

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89. Never did get over it

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90. His action in regard to me yesterday has, so to speak, moved me to the depths of my soul, and even now, would you believe it, I can't get over it

91. " Oh, ' things had gone too far already' apart from me," I repeated from time to time, " it's nothing ; it will pass ! I shall get over it

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92. “I must tell you that I can't get over it

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93. can’t get over it

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94. Family pride, of course, helped her to get over it

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95. What I am doing here and my handing her over to you, perhaps her bitterest foe, is to my mind something so abject that I shall never get over it

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96. But I've always seen in you the germs of delicate feeling, and you will get over it perhaps—après le temps, of course, like all of us Russians

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97. But this now—here it is, deep in my heart, and I can't get over it! (Looks towards the yard

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98. “I fancied I should never see you again, and that in time I would get over it, like other men who have lived down their sorrows

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