Sentence examples for getting something up from inspiring English sources

Air Marshal Burridge "seems to be very, very cautious, whereas I think the Bush administration is interested in getting something up and operating as soon as possible," said George Beranek, manager of market analysis at PFC Energy, a Washington consulting group.

"To get something up there as quickly as possible".

If you get something up and people are watching, keep doing that – and don't do anything different.

"We need to get something up and running as quickly as possible.

He added: "GET SOMETHING UP!" The consequences of decisions made in distant headquarters were now taking shape for young enlisted men.

It's the type of work you enjoy doing … Working in a remote location, managing to get something up, built and operational.

In an interview with The New York Times in 2007, Mr. O'Malley said, "We had one goal: to get something up there as soon as possible".

"I was a bit like a machine myself at that time because I wanted to get something up very quickly, as quickly as possible.

"Our goal was to get something up and running that could make economic sense immediately," Voorhies, the company's chief technology officer, said in an interview.

"For us, it's very important to keep being a place where developers want to go and very easily can get something up and running.

Many other water and cleantech ideas require tens of millions of dollars to even try to get something up and running".