Sentence examples for get going on from inspiring English sources

This is a microtrend, argues Mr Penn, that "government and business need to get going on right away".

To get going on one of yours, ask yourself, What's the next step?

I thought he'd jump at the first one and we'd get going on this long anticipated meal.

"I don't want to get going on these guys.

Quick, get going on more, while the iron is hot.

The strategy, known as the parity portfolio, is scheduled to get going on April 1.

The Mets get going on Friday out in the late L.A. sunshine.

Now someone just needs to get going on making those massive martini glasses.

"I don't want to get going on these guys; I know that's not appropriate," he said, before doing just that.

As usual they will be concentrating on surviving the tiresome musical interlude before they can get going on the champagne.

We need to get going on this next chapter of our journey".