111.   Nothing could be more guaranteed to induce apoplexy in a London driver, though I never could get on side with that sort of paranoia.

112.   Look, Sergeant, just what have you got on me?

113.   Can we get him on the phone and talk feet?

114.   Could anybody ring and tell us what she has got on the washing line.

115.   Before he got on the Kawasaki he spoke into it and then tilted his helmet to hear the response.

116.   We are not therefore helping children to get on the wavelength of any of the religions by failing to address haphazardly acquired anthropomorphic ideas.

117.   Codron tried to get it on at the Royal Court -- on the face of things, an ideal setting-but it was turned down there, too.

118.   Get on a train?

119.   -- Other people do brave and sudden things like going to Paddington and getting on trains!

120.   A few of us tried to get tickets on Saturday for the Oxford game, but had no luck.