Sentence examples for got into gear from inspiring English sources

However, the Bulls soon got into gear and opened the scoring on their very first attack.

Kieren said that if he had got into gear earlier he would have been an easy winner".

But rather than drag the issue through endless panels and appeals (as America itself has often done), the Chinese decided to scrap the offending rebates before the WTO machinery got into gear.

Mr. McCain began using the phrase "rogue state rollback" as his campaign got into gear last year, suggesting that he would use the nation's intelligence services, governments-in-exile or military force if necessary to destabilize dictators.

This time last year – just after David Cameron had conveniently arrived in Downing Street – Rupert Murdoch's News Corp got into gear with its near £8bn offer to buy out BSkyB.

Specifically, how much will temperatures rise if the concentration of the main greenhouse gas of concern, carbon dioxide, doubles from the level of 280 parts per million that prevailed as the industrial revolution got into gear in the 19th century and was not exceeded for hundreds of thousands of years prior to that.

The fringe is really getting into gear now.

The Royal Court gets into gear with its Open Court summer season.

The VW bus, with a lot of pushing, gets into gear, and so does the movie.

Actor Chris Goode wrote on his blog: "I floundered a bit, couldn't get into gear.

Then the U.N., which takes much longer to get into gear, can take over".