Sentence examples for which get started from inspiring English sources

As of press time, space was still available in the Baltimore, Philadelphia and Annapolis seminars, which get started in early September.

"We're starting Nuns on the Bus upstate, which will be just like the Tea Party, which got started up in Binghamton, according to what Wikipedia says".

This may come as a shock to loyal loggers-on to the better-known ArtsandLettersDaily.com, which got started in mid-1998, a year before ArtsJournal.

Last week, I noticed quite a few slipper styles around Milan, including Charles Philip, which got started in 2010 with a blue and white striped flat produced by a cobbler in Shanghai, and which produces in China.

The 2012 race has brought unflattering coverage of his firm, Solamere Capital, which got started with investments from some Romney donors, as well as $10 million from Ann Romney's blind trust.

Just in time for the current new-wave revival, Devo, which got started in Ohio in 1972 and released its first album in 1978, returned to prove that its songs still have some bite.

Robert Santelli, deputy director for public programs at the Experience Music Project rock museum in Seattle, is working on a book called "Teardrops on the City," about Mr. Springsteen and the Asbury Park music scene in which he got started.

I think the last sector that was even remotely as large was the development of the computer itself, which really got started in the '60s.

DoorDash, which also got started in the food vertical, is pitching itself as a delivery and logistics company, not just a food delivery startup.

… That's the milieu in which Jeb got started in political office".

This part of your transition is one where you want to start early in identifying which college, which degree and getting started, if not finished prior to transition.