Sentence examples for attempts to get started from inspiring English sources
You may know Pera and his alter ego from MTV's "Pancake Breakfast Critic"; his appearances on "Conan" and "Late Night"; the Funny or Die series "How to Make It in USA," in which he attempts to get started in stand-up; JASH's "The Perfect Week" (with Nathan Min); or his own YouTube channel, which hosts "Shootin' Hoops with Joe Pera,"an instructional series that never gets around to the instruction.
Here are a few to get started with in an attempt to recreate a (positive) Twitter experience on Jaiku.
He seemed intent on finding a way to get started, starting the second quarter with a quick pull-up 3-point attempt, but this one misfired, too.
The best way to get started is to … get started.
Can't wait to get started".
Get the necessary gear to get started.
In 1997, the company created a handbook, "A Manager's Toolbox To Remaining Union Free," which contains tips and tricks on how to stop "a union organizing attempt before it ever gets started".
But then, just as the presidential campaign was getting started, in his transparent attempt to pander to the wider Republican party, he started to backtrack on everything that made him so original.
