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

Paulson: Let me be clear on that, because this is something that the president had directed us to get going on a long time ago.

Maybe it's time he got going on the big one: climate change.

After a period of recovery it was time to get going on the second record.

So maybe it wouldn't take as much time to get going on another project.

At the other end Chris Woakes is taking a bit more time to get going, on three from eight deliveries.

I sometimes have a hard time getting going on summer mornings, an unfortunate byproduct of triple-digit heat indexes and rosé nightcaps.

I had engaging conversations with each driver and got to where I was going on-time and with ease.

"So once they get going they linger on for a long time, falling on to already saturated ground and the river levels are high.

"He's a bright guy, and he picked up the issues and got better as time went on," Mr. Hance added.

"I think we just had a tough time getting it going on the front," Cochrane said.

I got into the habit of bribing Luke with toys to get him to go to sleep on time.