Sentence examples for get started next from inspiring English sources

I can't wait to get started next season.

Townsend revealed that he had discussed his coaching career with Scottish Rugby and was keen to get started next season.

The museum wanted to get started next April, but that timing is overly optimistic now, because of the lawsuit.

"We are as excited as the fans about what's to come and we're looking forward to getting started next Saturday".

It's a two- or three-year project, and I don't want to get started next year on the project.

So if the trial does get started next week, it will be akin to the end of the first act of a play: the action will reach a crescendo, but much more is yet to come.

There are men and women in space because politicians and the public seem to like having them there, not because they do very much to expand the frontiers of knowledge... Barring early disaster...the next phase of manned space flight--a new international space station circling the earth--now seems certain to get started next year.

You tell yourself you have years before you really need to save: I'll get started next year, or in a year or two when I pay this or that off.

Around 1 a.m., the Long Bien Market (Dyke Road, next to Long Bien Bridge) is just getting started; for the next few hours, it's positively throbbing with activity.

REDS 10, ROCKIES 3 Ken Griffey Jr. wasted no time getting started on his next milestone, hitting his 13th career grand slam to lead visiting Cincinnati.

In the plus column, that means an active romantic life — "I am always in love — or else I am getting over the last person or getting started with the next one" — and fitting into the same clothes she always did.