Sentence examples for quite get going from inspiring English sources

Damned, damn it, didn't quite get going.

"It didn't quite get going, but it could give us clues".

We didn't quite get going.

It doesn't ever quite get going -- sometimes things just don't have the wind behind them.

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"It's never quite got going," admits Gary McLaren, a local bookseller.

Gary Gowers NorwichCity.MyFootballWriter.com It's been excellent in many respects, though we never quite got going in the same way as last season.

The top three never quite got going and the magnificent Ian Bell consistently and calmly got them out of trouble, in the process dispelling any lingering doubt there may have been about his temperament.

His 2002 album with the affable Paul Wall, "Get Ya Mind Correct" (Paid in Full), was an underground hit; now, after an acrimonious split, comes "The Sound of Revenge," a puzzlingly dull CD that never quite gets going.

The Jungle Brothers are coming to Centro-Fly to celebrate their self-released new album, "All That We Do," a casual collection of club tracks that never quite gets going.

One of the newest tracks, "Julia," at first sounds like 1984, a moment-zero time when Prince was the best rock star, Madonna and Shannon had urgency and romantic depth, and the golden age of hip-hop recording hadn't quite got going.