Sentence examples for get going later from inspiring English sources

Faldo could not get going, later admitting that "in the end, I just never put any pressure on him.

"And when the bigger matches of the tournament get going later today, this place is going to be insane".

When I tired of the main market, I taxied over to the animal market, which gets going later in the day.

The Sahara gets going later than usual on Sunday when dirty bearded Dirtybird Claude VonStroke brings weirdo-house to the big stage.

As the talks on a permanent settlement get going later this month, the Russians will play an important role.

But the government could be tougher: a website run by the department for business to advertise internship vacancies, due to get going later this month, meekly accepts that employers "in some circumstances may wish to offer unpaid internships".

It has always seemed to me that the Europa League was a bit of a sham that only got going in its later stages and would have been better off on a different night of the week.

"He loaned me 150,000 pounds — he told me one day, 'Just make sure you got more coming in than you've got going out' — and later when he saw the business was successful, he loaned me another million and we opened stores in New York," she said.

The Olympic Women's Soccer tournament kicks off days before the opening ceremonies with the group stage, with the men getting going a day later.

The league got going again 72 hours later, amid the same predictability in the East and unpredictability in the West.

"We didn't get going until much later in the game than we anticipated.