Sentence examples for get the show going from inspiring English sources

You shouldn't have to hunt for a second remote to get the show going.

Her start date is Sept. 10, which would give Mr. Zucker several months to get the show going before potentially moving to CNN.

Mr. Harvey, who described his music as "Stevie Wonder meets the Beatles," will get the show going with rap-style vocal percussion (known as "beat box").

"We will be signing some papers that will be very meaningful tomorrow right after the speech to get the show going," he told supporters at his hotel in D.C. Wednesday night, according to CNN.

"We will be signing some papers that will be very meaningful tomorrow right after the speech to get the show going," he told supporters at his hotel in D.C. Wednesday night, according to CNN.

Still, you really can't argue with the last scene of Sister Act 2 when Lauryn Hill finally gets the show going.

They quickly paired up, "and she was instrumental in getting that show going," said Peter Roth, the chief executive of Warner Brothers Television, which is producing "2 Broke Girls".

But keep chewing; unlike real bubble gum, the flavor gets stronger as the show goes on.

As with the other characters, we learn about Sophia's story via flashback (a device that starts out as grating, but gets better as the show goes on) and at the halfway point, there is not very much beyond her (excellent) casting to suggest that this will be a searing insight or expose into the interior life of trans women.

My notes got sketchier as the show went on and on.

The choreography gets stronger as the show goes on (especially the second act opener) and the costumes amusingly silly (like the aggressive holiday sweaters in the finale).