Sentence examples for getting something moving from inspiring English sources

By working on very practical initiatives and getting something moving on a stable price of carbon, we can create a platform that makes it easier for politicians to reach an agreement.

"My idea with the Gang of Six was to try and get something moving," Mr. Coburn said.

But he says he wants to get something moving by the time visitors come to traipse the boards this summer.

Europe have to get something moving somewhere soon, because at this rate the Ryder Cup will be effectively decided tonight.

28 min: Yachvilli tries to get something moving for France, flinging some quick ball out right, but one big All Black tackle and the threat is gone, the French incapable of recycling the ball.

"Fingers crossed he'll get something moving.

"Hopefully next week we can get something moving".

"I'm pretty sure him and his agent will be working hard this month to get something moving for him [at another club].

A "workaround" is a kind of temporary or initial fix that gets something moving that is stalled or broken, a form of taking whatever action you have available to yourself to get things moving in a different direction.

Then, the Apaches finally got something going, moving the ball 71 yards and setting up a golden first-and-goal opportunity.

I've been searching for some kind of acoustic expression of ideas … a means of getting something in the air moving".