Sentence examples for get started on things from inspiring English sources

"It's a huge honour to be putting the shirt on again and I'm really... excited to get started on things now".

You can't get started on things like building your website, writing sales page copy, or reaching out to potential clients until you know what you want to offer.

Instead she married a college boy, moved to Idaho and had a baby, all by the ripe old age of 17. "In retrospect, it was very young to get started on those things, but I had been working since I was 13, so I felt I had a head start.

Offer to get started on the things you've reached agreement on.

"Since I was twelve or thirteen," Smiley says now, "I wanted to get started on this thing — this Kingian kingdom-building".

After the New York Times published an anonymous op-ed authored by a "senior official" in the Trump administration, the internet got started on one of the things it does best: straight-up speculation.

Things get started on Friday with "Mixtape: Reading," at the Asian American Writers' Workshop, highlighting connections between music and literature.

Things get started on Tuesday night with an on-stage interview of Steve Jobs.   .

I had managed to get by with my schooling up until that point without any real computer skills… so I got the help I needed from him to get started on a lot of these things.

Though no one can really tell you how to do this, the easiest way to get started on that path is by doing things you enjoy.

According to Hetzer and Hulstrand, the key thing is to get started on the task and to stay with it.