Sentence examples for really get moving from inspiring English sources

With the right film, the wheels might really get moving.

It was also satisfying, in a show sometimes borderline glacial in pace, to see things really get moving.

Now we have another disaster in more or less the same neck of the woods, and it takes the administration more than a week to really get moving.

"We never really get moving in these endless traffic jams; I'm lucky if I get out of second gear all day".

The fact is that despite having a beloved heroine, a popular score and a time frame that spans nearly 20 years (from 1928 to 1946), "Mame" doesn't really get moving until the title number brings the curtain down on the first act.

If the company can nail down single sign-in and integrate a successful chat service things could really get moving.

It is hard to avoid the thought that Denny only ever really got moving in her songs, with their leaves and streams and riverine motion.

Stunning as an experience of hellish dislocation, the movie nevertheless comes to a stop in the sand and never really gets moving again.

A quick, unified and decisive repressive stance can nip any movement before it really gets moving.

"It's going to be a process, and I think it's going to take a year or two until that process really gets moving," said Sheila Birnbaum, the special master of the $2.775 billion9/111 Victims Compensation Fund.

We were tired, and were thinking that we really should get moving, toward the beach, where we planned to have our lunch.