Sentence examples for to get started to work from inspiring English sources

"My next fight is to work with kids, the Dewey Bozella Foundation, that's what I'm trying to get started to work with kids to keep them off the streets, to let them know through boxing they can turn their life around," he said.

"The company is — and has been over the time that we've got to know each other and started to work together — tremendously benefitting from their [Koolen's and Demopoulos'] knowledge".

"The day we took the video down we started to work again to get permission to get it re-posted," he said.

But it also has a free course on the JavaScript library jQuery that claims to include "just enough" JavaScript to get started working with jQuery right away.

While building a mobile game using the SDK makes it easier for developers to get started compared with working to build an app from the ground up, it can also be limiting in terms of customizations, at least in Corona's case.

I'm excited to get started and work with such a fantastic group of people".

You may find yourself with everything you need to get started, except a place to work in.

As you might imagine it is highly competitive and you need a few breaks to get started and a strong work ethic to keep getting jobs.

Stafford told him to get started on his school work.

"It's so strange and sad to see that people who aren't black saying black lives matter is a revolutionary concept," she continued, "but it's encouraging to see tens of thousands of people going out of their way on a cold winter day to get started on all this work we have to do".

How to get started: First, you'll need to work on getting TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) and TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) Certification -- basically you pay for and take a course online or in person (options vary), and learn everything you'll need to get started in your new classroom.