1. I can't get over losing you.

2. to get over you is the hardest thing in the world.

3. To get over you is the hardest thing in the world.

4. It's just an infatuation. She'll get over it.

5. She can't get over her shyness.

6. Can we get over this difficulty?

7. I can't get over how well you look.

8. It's taken me ages to get over the flu.

9. We had to get over many difficulties.

10. They only managed to get over ten kilometers.

11. Grab a cab and get over here.

12. I hope you'll get over being angry.

13. Tell me again, I can't get over it!

14. Can you get over the wall?

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15. I can't/ couldn't get over.

16. He'll get over it—young people are amazingly resilient.

17. Most of us get over the pratfalls of childhood.

18. I can't get over how rude she was.

19. It took her ages to get over her illness.

20. How would they get over that problem, he wondered?

21. I can't get over that shirt he was wearing.

22. He can't get over his shyness.

23. It took him a long time to get over his cold.

24. It took her months to get over Rupert when he finished the relationship.

25. We are certain that he will get over his illness.

26. I can't get over the way he behaved at your party - it was appalling!

27. There are some people in life that you can't get over.

28. You can't change what has already happened. So don't waste your time thinking about it. Move on(), let go and get over it.

29. I needed a lot of retail therapy to help me get over my ex-boyfriend.

30. After his arrest in 1998, he checked himself into rehab to get over his heroin addiction.

1. I can't get over losing you.

31. The actress had to learn to get over her fear of the public.

32. She'll need great inner strength to get over the tragedy.

33. It took him several years to get over the pain of losing his job.

34. His death took me a year to get over; not that you're ever really over it.

35. I don't know how we're going to get over this problem.

36. I have thought out a way to get over the difficulty.

37. It took me a very long time to get over the shock of her death.

38. Even his lawyer can't get over the fact that he knew he was lying.

39. He was disappointed at not getting the job, but he'll get over it.

40. It took him years to get over the shock of his wife dying.

41. She is still trying to get over the attack and the resultant injuries.

42. Well, it might not be ladylike but I'm going to pull my skirt up to get over this fence.

43. When the weather is better, do get over to see us.

44. It took me a long time to get over my cold.

45. It could take him years to get over this experience.

46. It takes you a while to get over an illness like that.

47. Get mad, then get over it. Colin Powell 

48. Children seem to get over things very quickly.

49. Would he ever get over this initial shock period?

50. She could never get over her lucky escapes.

51. Excuse me while I pour a cup, just to get over the revelation.

52. He admitted needing four years of therapy to get over their 10-year marriage.

53. She was amazed at how quickly Carla seemed to get over what had happened to her.

54. Harry will probably get over his affection for Lucy once we return to a normal life again.

55. Your grief won't disappear overnight. It takes time to get over the death of someone close to you.

56. I don't visit very often because it takes so long to get over there.

57. For starters, he or she should get over the idea of bonds as an alternative to stocks.

58. It's now a question of learning to cope, and trying to get over everything.

59. Even men who have been accidentally thrown into primary child care do get over their resistance.

60. Success in marriage depends on being able, when you get over being in love, to really love. Eleanor Roosevelt 

61. But many of the boys took a long time to get over their paralysed state.

62. I worked my way back through the hop field until I could get over the fence and into the wood.

63. It's perfectly normal to be a bit nervous. I'm sure you'll get over it once you start your presentation.

64. "Louis, get over here!" Margaret demanded with a stamp of her foot.

65. It took Joe quite a long time to get over the divorce.

66. He said the average length of time for a burn survivor to get over grief is 12 to 18 months.

67. Excuse me while I pour a cup, just to get over the revelation. Organic farming frequently encounters such philosophical problems.

68. Don't worry about Henry - he'll soon get over it.

69. It took him longer to get a grip on his feelings than it did to get over the climb from the beach.

70. Mollie can't believe her new shape and tells me that her colleagues can't get over the transformation either.

71. There were various more or less half-hearted attempts to get over the finality of this selection.

72. The doctor told Mum it was only a stomach upset, not food poisoning, and she would get over it in a day or two.

73. To pile up the runs you must get over 40 with three darts - any excess is added to your score.

74. If they could get over a long and difficult pass in the mountains,[http:///get over.html] they would be safe.

75. So now is the time to get over wishing that that were not the case.

76. But he helps her get over her hang-ups and together they start a loving relationship.

77. At sixteen she was stricken with typhoid fever, which took her a long time to get over.

78. I've got to get over to a village out on the Bologna road and I can easily drive there via Fiesole.

79. Cuddle your cats and get over your headache, Bethy.

80. You might get over the language barrier.

81. Never let vacuum bag get over half full.

82. Let's see if we can get over there undetected.

83. Once I recognized and worked to get over this daft hang-up, I was ready to start optimizing.

84. In this period, the chief object was Faith Education, the focal point was to get over those non-proletarian ideologies, and the party's relations with the masses was highly emphasized.

85. Doctors can cure our body's diseases with medicine, But who is ever really have a happy or get over mental problems without friends?Friends make happy, A true Friend can share your joys and troubles.

86. We introduce protocol conversion uniting web strategy to get over the machine tool with RS-232 serial.

87. The current system of punishment is diseconomical, we should get over the anamnesis of severe punishment, constitute the system and measures which are matching to the venial penalty.

88. But we believe that we will get over this ugly phase of the history of the subregion, he said.

89. You heard the man. Get over there and stand still.

90. This was a most economical way to get over it.

91. Seting up yoga courses, and investigating yoga is the most important approach which affecting mental health for people to yearn towards "Slow lives" and get over "Fast life".

92. The moon symbolized the happiness to Caligula, but he never get over it in his mind.

93. It can be a challenge especially if you've been a sloucher all your life, but get over it.

94. However, design of in due form system and informality system can get over the failure and make a good inherence system.

95. Well, you know, Henry Miller said the best way to get over a woman...

96. The old man wants to see you, you better get over here on the double.

97. Mrs, Jennings had determined very early in the seizure that Marianne would never get over it.

98. The fact that they were able to make such animals means that we can now get over the genetic barriers to a mammalian virgin birth – in mice at least.

99. The vast majority of people get over the vast majority of viruses in about a week, though there are some, such as glandular fever, which linger longer.

100. Most people, once they get over the initial excitement of using an LDD screen, return to the viewfinder to take pictures traditionally.

101. Neighbour hears voice, come help sb to get over his worries, right now this female " hero " skill back up, single-handed hold bastinado, shout an order " captive " fast from climb below the bed.

102. But we did get over the worst of the problem early in the afternoon session.

103. Never mind that foolish GIRL, Villefort, " said the marquise. "She will soon get over these things.

104. I'm not sure I'll ever get over you making me kiss your great-aunt smack on the mustache!

105. Will it be any trouble to get over here that quickly?

106. On their way was a quagmire which was difficult to get over.

107. But if republicanism is to survive in Britain it needs to get over such knee-jerk reactions and recognise the visual cunning that is monarchy's secret weapon.

108. I hope you will get over your infatuation for me. We must not meet any more.

109. We are targeting to get over 10[http://],000 deals for the fiscal year.

110. I'm on a mission to get over you, in other words mission impossible.

111. Roberts' character inspires him to get over that, as well as improve his style, which could only be described as... ''uncool?'' says the actor.

112. It's said drinking some warm water can help get over the belch.

113. Some can't get over the fact that there are English-language schools in China, while others don't understand why there are Chinese children in China speaking perfect, unaccented English.

114. Dan: I just cannot get over Teeter making a policy change like that without informing me.

115. According to Paul Ekman, an eminent researcher on deception, duping delight "is the pleasure we get over having someone else in our control and being able to manipulate them."

116. It takes half total time you went out with someone to get over them.

117. Let's get over this balefulness of earthquake(marvelous and desperate) .

118. Cannot get over the same ad hominem, non-evidence based argument being repeated here.

119. The title is from the script by France playwright Albert Camus. The moon symbolized the happiness to Caligula, but he never get over it in his mind.

120. In order to get over the defect which traditional trade system has neglected environment complication, it is not only necessary but also manipulable to found global green trade system.

121. We add refraction to scene rendering and adopt the approach of perturbing the texture coordinate to carry out refraction on the lake. We get over deformation of refraction through masked identifier.

122. I daresay he thought he was above the law. I can't get over the gall of the fellow.

123. This situation is termed as writer's block and if the writer is not able to get over it quickly, it could easily strip motivation and become very frustrating.

124. She comes every week and Tai Chi has even helped her get over a number of operations.

125. Some men get over their fright in a minute under fire.

126. But “once you get over the cuteness factor,” he says, “if you talk about serious science or serious engineering, there’s a potential there.”

127. After you've left, I'll help Wang Er get over next door.