Sentence examples similar to Consequently, get going from inspiring English sources

"Chris, get going," his father told him.

What is she shouting at herself? "Come on, Billie Jean, get going".

Soderbergh got going, in 1989, with "Sex, Lies, and Videotape".

"Mary Poppins" got going in 1994, "Edward" in 1998.

98-4, Australialia were when Marsh and Smith got going.

And before Yves Saint Laurent got going, in 1962, Mr. Givenchy was on the case.

But before Yves Saint Laurent got going, in 1962, Mr. Givenchy was on the case.

This time, the Longhorns fell behind by 11 in the first half before Hamilton got going.

The shady world of communist big business was, after all, how Mr Milosevic got going.

"When Jordan gets going and limits turnovers, it's hard to stop," said forward Jeff Robinson, who scored 15 points.

11) "Time" (7:49) – Song gets going right off the bat with fast-paced percussion and scratching, funky guitar riff.