Sentence examples similar to get going in June from inspiring English sources

Harry Potter chat is officially on lockdown until rehearsals get going in April but Dumezweni declares: "The point is that I, Noma Dumezweni, am busting with pleasure that I'm going to be playing her".

After 10 years of false starts, the proposed $1.4 billion expansion of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center finally got going in June with lots of fanfare and promise.

When the new Congress gets going in March, these will not be renewed, says Federico Storani, a Radical legislator.

I told them to call me when our season gets going in March".

The season really gets going in March – and around Ottawa there are loads of sugar shacks and maple-related events.

UN-brokered Syria peace talks in Geneva, which only got going in February after several false starts, are again in deep trouble.

Although it began in July when Thailand devalued its currency, the tailspin really got going in August when the country closed dozens of ailing finance companies in return for a $17 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund.

In fact it all gets going in August with all the preliminary rounds - both of my brothers played in that round this year.

"I have always wanted to play county cricket in England and have heard a lot about Somerset so I am looking forward to getting going in April," he said.

We did have the opportunity this year to help Barnard's Athena Center launch Barnard Codes, which is just getting going in January, 2014.

Police should mourn the three officers killed last weekend, but they cannot use this awfulness to shield themselves from the national conversation that finally really got going in August.