Sentence examples for got to get moving from inspiring English sources

I'm traveling, so I've got to get moving.

"We've got to get moving here," said Mr. Baucus, the chief author of the 2010 law.

Anyway, we got to get moving".

Crawford and Hartmann, he said, made it clear that they thought that declassifying the evidence was too much trouble and that "we've got to get this moving quickly, even if it means doing it behind closed doors".

We've got to get her moving.

"We're running down people, we're moving people, you know, there are renditions going on, we're talking to people, we catch the guy who's going to bomb the Embassy in Paris, we got to get him moved, there are plots against the Embassy in Rome, we got plots in Turkey, we got guys crossing the borders in Saudi Arabia with detonators and manuals — we've got enough going on".

"You have got to get up, move around and enjoy the life you do have," she says.

"The point is we've got to get this economy moving again and we can't go back to the tax-and-spend policies of the Democrats or the tax-cut-and-spend policies of the prior administration".

We've got to get this economy moving again.

"We've got to get the economy moving," Mr Obama said and the government would get "the most bang for the buck" by "investing in the largest infrastructure programs," such as roads and bridges that are already waiting funding.

"Look, old buddy, we've really got to get this thing moving," Mr. DiPaolo said, shooting a bony elbow into Mr. Kennedy's ribs.