Sentence examples for get started said from inspiring English sources

This is a massive opportunity for me and I can't wait to get started," said Taylor.

"The dance needs to get started," said Catherine J. Arnold, an analyst for Credit Suisse.

"We don't wait until the first flake falls and then get started," said Kathy Dawkins, a spokeswoman for the department.

"People are starting to ask, 'When does he get started?' " said Representative Charles B. Rangel, a New York Democrat.

"The famous name of McElligott has made it easy to get started," said Claire Canavan, a partner and director of finance and planning at the agency.

"Radio 2 has been a quite wonderful experience – my happiest in radio I think – but new adventures beckon and I cannot wait to get started," said Mayo.

"Google created a marketplace that allows new sites like us to get started," says Michael Tanne, founder of the Web search service Wink.

►Just get started, says Brown. White has written a guide called "Nine simple ways to make it easier to (re)use your data".

"You still have to test but you take out all the guesswork before you get started," says Levy.

"If we are going to meet [a goal], we are really going to have to get started," says report panel chairman Robert Fri, a visiting scholar with the think tank Resources for the Future.

"Amazon is just getting started," said Govindarajan.