get on with

They have this strength and this element to their personality; it’s not indulgent, it’s not precious, they just get on with it.

The Department of Health wants to get on with the process.

"It's not just a Wales thing - it's an across the UK thing - we're all ready to go, it is just time to press the green button and get on with it."

The percentage who collaborated equaled or exceeded that of resisters in Western Europe, while the great majority simply tried to get on with their lives and find enough food and fuel to survive.

He just wants to get on with his life, but Nandor’s not going to accept that because it’s kind of like admitting that he’s been dumped.