Sentence examples for get going soon from inspiring English sources

But time is running out and Silverstone must get going soon in order to meet the July date.

Saturday's result: As the favorite, The Hunted couldn't get going soon enough and finished third with a furious stretch rally.

The night time parade usually gets going soon before closing time so it keeps guests in the park right until the end of the day.

The Empire State Building opened its doors in 1931, as the Great Depression was getting going (it was soon dubbed the "Empty State Building").

But Russia soon got going with their three-point shooting again and it was 48-36 on a shot from deep by Arteshina.

Luckily for him, he keeps it out of the barriers and soon gets going again.

Verstappen was 5.7secs behind Hamilton when he got going again and he soon began to inch back towards the leader.

But the champions soon got going, with Paul Scholes finding space to orchestrate things from midfield, and in Ashley Young, United had the game's outstanding player.

Osweiler's day started with a hiccup when he threw an interception on the first drive, but soon got going and looked comfortable after that. .

Houston soon got going, cutting the lead to 10-7 when Thomas grabbed his first TD since being traded from Denver on Oct. 30.

Various events — tentative brass fanfares; short, rhythmic riffs in the percussion and piano; obsessive spiraling figures — try to get going but soon blend into the subdued overall hum of the piece.