Sentence examples for getting something going from inspiring English sources
Pro basketball could be going away for a while, just as the Bulls are getting something going.
Don't come in with a very short-term objective of getting something going in three to six months.
"I'm not so rabid about getting something going in each hiatus any more," he says.
And there were large packs of fans in dark blue and lime green jerseys, who shouted "SEA!" then "HAWKS!" with ever greater urgency and booed if the Raiders looked like getting something going, which was not often.
"If you're taking on a large space, don't underestimate the time it takes to get the building work done with a largely volunteer workforce," says Lewis. "We'd suggest getting something going on a smaller scale first, such as a regular event or a pop-up shop, to build up the momentum, the mailing list and a crew who want to help".
And I'd definitively be into getting something going here too.
Cable's got something going on.
"Your mind has always got something going on in it".
