Sentence examples for try to get going from inspiring English sources

Various events — tentative brass fanfares; short, rhythmic riffs in the percussion and piano; obsessive spiraling figures — try to get going but soon blend into the subdued overall hum of the piece.

But whenever I try to get going, I get sidetracked by anxiety (and random Kardashian shows).

He was smothering me, and I was just trying to get going.

Hundreds of factories across the land have ground to a halt.Local businessmen trying to get going in the post-communist era are hamstrung by corruption and red tape.

"But give it a few days, let it melt and then freeze up, and it'll be people who were trying to get going with one tire spinning like mad, trying to beat the band, and they broke the differential".

In defence, the key is busting up any momentum the opposing team tries to get going, and this means sticking to your opposing number like glue.

In 2002, when I tried to get going on a new novel, just meagre little shreds would come out that mostly reminded me of bad Franzen".

The round toes are "something we designers -- women designers particularly -- have been trying to get going for three seasons," she said.

Davis entered Monday hitless in 11 at-bats this season, and Collins said that under normal circumstances, he liked to keep batters in the lineup while they were trying to get going at the plate.

Having spread from its original patch Algeria, Mali, Mauritania and Niger it is now trying to get going in post-Qaddafi Libya and to form ties with the militant Salafist Boko Haram movement in Nigeria.

That's what we're trying to get going.