Sentence examples for better get started from inspiring English sources

Better get started.

We had better get started.

If so, somebody better get started developing a conative (neuro)science, because we don't have one right now.

"I'd better get started on that this week or you'll be too big for it by the time it's knitted".

As the narrator reveals the film will hit cinemas on July 27 2007, Homer says, "We better get started".

Did he mean, "Oh, it's going to be O.K.," or "Oh, O.K., it's all over and we'd better get started on that I.P.O.

The even better news: ORGANIZE is just getting started.

The sooner your twenty something gets started, the better.

Whatever the amount you can spare, getting started is far better than not getting started.

We have a record of transforming society for the better and we're just getting started.

Teaching year 1? There's no better time to get started on your punctuation adventure.