Sentence examples for get started somewhere from inspiring English sources

The important thing is to get started somewhere.

In addition it's just good practice to backup sensitive data in a separate place that isn't tethered to just one company but if you just want to get started somewhere, give the iCloud option a shot.

This trend got started somewhere in the '60s when Japan's economy was growing and people were starting to spend money decorating their trucks.

Get started saving somewhere and then challenge yourself to increase it over time.

Some classics to get you started: "somewhere i have never traveled," e.e. cummings Sonnet XVII, Pablo Neruda "How Do I Love Thee?

If we reframed the debate around fat and accepted that it can be a form of disordered eating with physical consequences, we might start to get somewhere.

In October, Yorke wrote on Dead Air Space that Radiohead had "started the record properly now... starting to get somewhere I think.

It's a competitive sport, but you've got to start somewhere — so, all right, let's have a competitive sport.

You've got to start somewhere; why not take a quiz?

"Poverty, race, guns and drugs — you've got to deal with all these issues, but you've got to start somewhere" said the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, who was arrested in 2007 while protesting outside Chuck's Gun Shop, the suburban store long known as a supplier of weapons that make their way to Chicago.

"The industry is growing, the industry has got a voice, it's all small acorns, but you've got to start somewhere.