Sentence examples for getting the day started from inspiring English sources

Mornings are powered by a hot cup of joe, and it plays a pivotal role in getting the day started off the right way.

It's true there's always somewhere in the world where the sun is rising and people are sipping coffee, tea, and getting the day started.

To get the day started I would add anything eavesdropped to the computer.

Griffin's name was on the lips of all the tailgaiters as they got the day started.

Obviously we'll also see ourselves in there, but there's nothing like naked horror to get the day started.

By the time I actually sleep, it's 2 a.m., so 10 is not really sleeping in, but I like to get the day started.

They know, as we all do deep down, that no one needs a buttery croissant to get the day started, and that lunch is just around the corner.

Ninety-nine yeago ago, in the American magazine Good Health, the nutritionist declared that breakfast was "in many ways … the most important meal of the day, because it is the meal that gets the day started".

When he opened the scoring, a St. Peter's fan waved a sign that read, "Da Bacon is sizzlin' at 6 a.m.!" Bacon laughed when it was pointed out that he was the perfect person to get the day started.

For all the coffee that New Yorkers have consumed for decades, usually heavily dosed with milk and sugar, it was more a beverage to get the day started than to satisfy their taste buds.

Lennox Lewis on Twitter: West Ham United have already got the day started right.