Sentence examples for get going to from inspiring English sources

For the tough, get going to Chepstow two days later.

I better get going to warm up for my match now".

Brentford apparently couldn't wait to get going to redress the damage after the break.

When the going gets tough, investors generally get going to debt issued by sovereign governments, whose default is for the most part considered unthinkable.

Stephen told his dad that his friend was using the title of a song by a rap act called Big Tymers to urge him to get going to a party.

It's pointless me getting everyone excited, but I'm desperate to get going, to get my Docs on again!" Ah, the Doc Martens: as crucial a part of Lol's uniform as the edgy hairdos and the androgynous style – she even got married in boots and jeans.

As easy as it gets: Go to.

A reluctance to get going at all.

Click the "Get Going" button to get your search results.

Matt's going to get going".

Some poor countries fail to get going.