get one's act together
get one's stuff together

"But you must get your act together if you're coming with us."

But Microsoft has made it very clear that, you know, everybody get your act together.

"What if she dies while I'm waiting for you to get your act together?"

You know, so come on get your act together!

"Get your act together and build us a death ray!

Get your act together, for utilitarian considerations if nothing else.

"I'd have told you to call me when you got your act together."

If you don't get your act together, you're going to be late for school."

Getting your act together successfully also depends on the clothes you wear.

Or as Gil would say, get your act together.

"This is a challenge to get your act together because competition is here."

"He says if you don't get your act together I should leave you."

You've just got to get your act together.

Be gentle when handling children or a partner who can't understand that you need time to get your act together.

"He looks at the 17-year-old and says, 'When are you going to get your act together?' "

Now, Democrats, can you get your act together?

Get your act together before China or Russia crushes you.

Better get your act together and strap in.

People with emotional issues come to Christians for help, and they are often told crazy things, like: Get your act together first.

Get your act together and face the world you wanted or crawl back to the village where they said you belonged.

But he's told Apple, look, get your act together, get this thing patched.

"Get your act together and come on down.

I think five years is enough to get your act together," Ms. Scott said.

"This warning is a call to the state that says, 'get your act together, fix yourself.' "

But he asked for help, saying "Get your act together, Democrats and Republicans."