Sentence examples similar to all set to get started from inspiring English sources

Get there about 30 minutes before the auction is set to get started.

At almost $300, this is probably not the best set to get started with littleBits at home (the $99 base kit is probably the better option there).

Admins can just add a name, date, and privacy setting to get started, and can fill in time and location later.

When you're in a comfortable position and are ready to get started, set your timer for however long you'd like to meditate.

There couldn't be a better time to begin teaching and learning Mandarin and Guardian Teacher Network has pulled together a fantastic set of resources to get started, and to continue Chinese language learning to higher levels.

It employs machine learning to understand a kid's normal daily routes and routines, so users don't have to set up "rules" and maps to get started.

Start with three short "ha" sounds and do several sets of forced laughs to get started with.

Learning about "square sets" was enough inspiration to get started with this project.

It's going to be a big challenge for me and for whoever has to dance with me but I absolutely can't wait to get started!" Look who's all set for Strictly.

To get started with the Apple Watch set up, you'll install the oneID application on your iPhone and set up your account there.

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