Sentence examples for soon to get started from inspiring English sources

There's no do over when it comes to retirement planning, so today isn't too soon to get started.

Severo points out establishing a detailed plan can take anywhere from six months to two years —so it's never too soon to get started.

Either way, it's never too soon to get started.

"His work last week during the first camp supported our contention that it was not too soon for him to get started again, from either a physical or a mental stand-point.

In addition to Harrah's, the Tropicana, has begun work on an additional 502 hotel rooms and a themed shopping and dining area, the Showboat broke ground on a 544-room hotel expansion in January, and Resorts is expected to get started soon on 496 new hotel rooms, plans for which were delayed after Sept. 11.

"People were very anxious to get support, to get their apartments cleaned up, so we wanted to get started as soon as possible," she said.

A confident mechanic who finds the secrets of machines readily decipherable, Rulo is eager to get started as soon as possible.

There is a great deal to do in the coming year, so even though we aren't supposed to be working, I have been thinking about projects that need to get started as soon as I return to the office.

But the sheer urgency of the moment is pushing all sides to realize that the State Department needs a leader, and that Pompeo, though imperfect, needs to get started as soon as possible.

"We are not ready to lay down a specific calendar except for the fact that we've got to get started quickly, soon, so we can seize the moment," Mr. Bush said in a joint outdoor news conference this morning at Camp David with President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt.

"I am calling on the Secretary of State, Owen Paterson, to convene talks as soon as possible amongst parties here to get started on agreeing a way forward," said Mrs Long.