Sentence examples for get something started from inspiring English sources

I'll give it a go and see if I can get something started next season.

I wanted to get something started that no one would object to.

As the deficit grew, Testaverde continued to try to get something started, but with little success.

"We had tried several times over the years to get something started, but really couldn't find the funding," Mr. Barnhart said.

This feeling led to my determination to finally move home and get something started even though I didn't know at the time what it would be.

Mr. Stockwell is the mob boss who killed him (for flirting with the wrong woman) and now wants to get something started with his widow.

When she returned in the spring, she began talking to McShane about the potential for getting something started on campus.

It´s not about having hundreds of ideas or searching for the only true business model but rather about getting something started and done.

So creating a ribbon, getting something at least started, would be a step in the right direction," Navy Cmdr.

"Put energy into getting something running – perhaps starting up a campaign, working in a charity shop, or volunteering to put on a drama production.

Once I got to campus, though, something started to break down.