Sentence examples for get started straight from inspiring English sources

These involve informing pregnant women about breastfeeding and its benefits and helping them get started straight after childbirth, training staff and offering 'rooming in' – facilities that allow new mothers to stay with their children for 24 hours a day.

Once you've got everything you need to get ready, get started straight away.

And we pretty much got started straight away.

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Charles Colvile and Sky have gone one better, putting an email to Mohammad Akram asking if England can still win the match... 28th over: England 91-2 (Bell 43, Collingwood 27) Danish Kaneria gets things started straight after tea, but Collingwood clips him beautifully through deep midwicket for four.

Berlin-based startup Blloon has launched an app that aims to get more young people reading ebooks by applying a freemium model to the medium — gifting a certain number of pages (1,000) when a user signs up, so they can get started reading straight away.

"It's a great club with great players and coaching staff and the fans are incredible - can't wait to get started!" Banton will go straight into the squad for Saturday's game against Southend.

Social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook are such important communication tools that you should get started on using them straight away if you can.

Don't throw thousands at your idea straight away - get started slowly, see what works and what doesn't, and learn as you go.

If you are interested in heading up the UNICEF Collaboration project on one of the other language wikiHows, please let Felicity or Jack H know and we'll get you started straight away.

Put your index finger right where the seam starts to curve, and your middle finger about an inch or an inch and a half away from that, right where the seam starts to get straight.