Sentence examples similar to get going on foot from inspiring English sources

So get going on your 2016 clean-up and ring in 2017 on sound financial footing.

When the concert got going, Stella was on her feet, swaying and tossing her reddish blond hair and singing along.

"We didn't get ourselves on the front foot like they did and never got going.

I got up with them at five AM, went on foot patrols with them, or joined them on one of the open roof jeeps".

"We came out second half, we didn't turn up, we didn't get going, we end up on our back foot, we concede bad goals and we end up looking a very poor team second half.

Mr. Joslin went on foot.

When we get going again, we will be able to stand on our feet".

"I'm glad to be back on my feet and thriving at the chance to get going".

Go out on foot patrol.

"We have got a case going on ourselves which seems to be dragging its feet.

We've got a jazzy vibe going on now and my foot's starting to twitch.