Sentence examples for won't get going from inspiring English sources

Because if I don't start, I won't get going.

The proper adventures of Iron Man, it seems, won't get going until the summer blockbuster season of 2010.

And we won't know who will govern Germany until after the September elections — so the real negotiations won't get going until fall 2017.

David, the impostor, is made the director because it's feared the picture won't get going unless he's standing around, a premise clouded with such naïveté that you wonder if Mr. Walsh has ever seen a movie.

See you in the morning... Vaguely amusing Countdown related story that'll keep you wasting The Man's time since the cricket clearly won't get going today... "A mate of mine's dad once came within three points of setting a new record score on Countdown," says Alex Marklew.

Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality won't get going properly until next year, but we're already seeing a healthy level of competition between early market players.

"He is both a visionary and an incredible doer, who gets onto something like a pit bull and won't let go until he gets it done.

Yes, it could be that they are actually meaning the hair fringes, or they could say: "The worst thing about having people who want to cut in is that they "get in your face"(won't let go of it, get in the way etc)".

"What if Warner gets going?" "Rogers won't want to fall five short of a ton this time round".

Many people feel they can't let go because they won't be able to get going again, says Kinman.

Maybe that will encourage young writers so they won't have to go get advice from their psychoanalysts.