Sentence examples for getting started earlier from inspiring English sources

Across Southern California, teenagers who dream of a career in broadcasting are getting started earlier than ever as a growing number of high schools broadcast sporting events via the Internet.

It was the lowest number since the government's Making Home Affordable Program was getting started last year.

And we're just getting started — today we take social gifting to the next level.

Back when Tumblr and Foursquare were getting started (2007 and 2009, respectively), New York's tech scene was more of a small community than a thriving ecosystem.

The Institute is getting started today, with significant investment from the governments of Canada and the province of Ontario.

Just by getting started a decade earlier, you will make retirement savings much easier on yourself.

An unreleased song was recorded with Lynne producing, titled "Cello in the Ruins", had its copyright registered in 1994, despite work on the song only getting started a year later, in May 1995.

What was an intimidating conversation about the future, instead becomes an energetic dialogue about the present, doing well while doing good, and getting started today.

The Zen Tricksters got started two decades ago playing Grateful Dead songs.

"O.K., guys, before I get started today, here's what I need from you," he says.

They got started last year, after intense conversations at a Christian church on the city's outskirts, Psalm 100.