Verb
get down to business (third-person singular simple present gets down to business, present participle getting down to business, simple past got down to business, past participle (UK) got down to business or (US) gotten down to business)
(idiomatic) To commit oneself to a task or activity that is employment-related or that requires serious effort or concentration.
And so she smoothes her hands over her skirt and rolls up her sleeves, literally, to get down to business. Source: Internet
But let’s get down to business. Source: Internet
He urged the Mliswa led parliamentary committee to get down to business and investigate how diamonds were looted out of the country. Source: Internet
Modesto's Kendall Wesenberg enjoyed her time at the Olympic Ceremony in South Korea on Friday night, but now it's time to get down to business. Source: Internet
Now with most of the coaching staff in place, the Bulldogs can get down to business and continue building on the program Vargas helped establish. Source: Internet
The APC government of the day should get down to business and cycle Nigeria to greatness. Source: Internet