at it

at it  {adj. phr.}
Busily doing something; active.
His rule for success was to keep always at it.
The couple who owned the little cleaning shop were at it early and late.
Mr. Curtis heard a loud crash in the next apartment — the neighbors were at it again.
Categories: adjective success
Source: A Dictionary of American Idioms

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