Sentence examples for failed to get going from inspiring English sources

India has hundreds that failed to get going, including more than 60 in Maharashtra state alone in just the past few years.In this section Space and the city Three cheers for democracy Great expectations Punch and duty Not so special ReprintsNor are these efforts cost-free.

Azinger went out in 34 (two under par) pushing his lead to three shots, and as others fell by the wayside (Stadler, Frost, Watson, and Floyd), and the likes of Woosnam and Price failed to get going, it was the American's title to lose.

Adam Lyth failed to get going again, edging a full-blooded drive to first slip (although he faced 30 deliveries, which is more than nine of the Australia batsmen managed), and Alastair Cook, having played beautifully for 34, was mortified to see a fierce pull from the second ball of a speculative first over from Nathan Lyon go straight into the midriff of Adam Voges at short-leg.

He avenged his 2012 final defeat by Robertson, making two centuries as his opponent failed to get going.

"It was the same today as it was in cup ties over the last year at home against Watford, Wigan and Newcastle where we failed to get going quick enough.

Some poor countries fail to get going.

The Hornets failed to really get going all afternoon in front of 82,025 spectators at Wembley in a showdown worth £120million for the victors - the biggest financial prize in world football.

A revolution in economic thinking, led by John Maynard Keynes, enabled us to think of the economy as something that can spontaneously fail, that the government can stimulate to get going again and make everyone better off.

Do you struggle to get going?

We learn that when voters were presented with only one candidate many of them crossed out his name; as a result, some prominent candidates failed to go get the required majority.

Obama ambitiously seeks an agreement within a year, although nearly two years of efforts failed to even get talks going.