| That would be a good time for them to give their highly public differences a rest and get down to business. |
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| I recognized beyond any shadow of a doubt that I had to marry this woman, though it took me a few months to actually get down to business. |
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| She orders a plate of seafood, but redeems herself by smothering everything with olive oil, and we get down to business. |
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| If politicians really want to stop terror then let's leave out the macho tough talk and get down to business. |
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| At one point he had to get down to business with your servant, his seminarian. |
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| The second meeting is scheduled for 27 March when the group should get down to business. |
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| We can only hope that the conference later this year will clarify the need to get down to business in a truly effective way. |
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| Be prepared to roll up your sleeves and get down to business. |
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| I will skip the pleasantries and let you get down to business. |
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| What matters now is for us to roll up our sleeves and get down to business. |
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| We can certainly get down to business, but let them not do indirectly what they cannot do directly. |
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| It seems to be a problem that is evolving in a lot of areas of wheat production, and we need to get down to business on it. |
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| There will be three other documents before I finally get down to business. |
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| We've had a break and now we've got to get down to business again. |
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| Let's get down to business, tackling these issues with the same energy and alacrity with which we have approached previous ones, and with our proven excellent cooperation! |
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| Never far from his computer and the grib files which punctuate his day, the skipper of Groupama 3 is keen to get down to business and return to the salty taste of the sea spray. |
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| Show us the message, take away the clutter, get down to business and priorities, come back here and then we will feel you have delivered something. |
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| Once we get down to business, the important thing will be to think about the squad as a whole and to work hard during the preparation period so that we arrive in South Africa with as much confidence as possible. |
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| I implore all of my colleagues on all sides of the House, let us get down to business, let us get Pearson over with as fast as we can, let us get on with making Pearson a world class airport that we can all be proud of. |
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