(1) I've done talking-let's get started.

(2) Well, what are we waiting for? Let's get started!

(3) When can we get started?

(4) I can't seem to get started today.

(5) I'd better get started soon.

(6) I suppose we may as well get started.

(7) We can't wait to get started.

(8) Come on, let's get started - we've wasted enough time already.

(9) It's difficult for new lawyers to get started in private practice.

(10) He was up bright and early, keen to get started.

(11) The plans have been okayed, so let's get started as soon as possible.

(12) I imagine compulsive gamblers get started this way.

(13) One has to get started somehow.

(14) It helps everyone get started if there are notes indicating where and how video materials would fit into the syllabus.

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(17) Seed Money School-to-work initiatives can not get started without an initial infusion of flexible seed money.

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(19) But there are other inexpensive ways to get started in business too.

(20) But I was slow to get started on this project and before I could something unforeseen happened.

(21) It's already quite late, so I think we should get started.

(22) He's got a lot of exciting ideas and he's impatient to get started.

(23) If you expect to finish the work this morning you had better dig in and get started.

(24) I've bought all the paint for decorating the bedrooms and I'm raring to get started.

(25) But for newcomers, it also has never been more confusing to get started.

(26) Wishes provide us with motivation and strategy, for without the greed of a wish we would never get started.

(27) This lets you produce standalone applications for end-users and it's surprisingly easy to get started with.

(28) I tell him we need a vacation, a fuel-up before we really get started.

(29) The strategic support group ground rules were all they needed to get started.

(30) The bank provided him with ￡40,000 which, coupled with his redundancy money, provided the ￡70,000 he needed to get started.

(31) Why not use some of that money to get started with a low dam-and then switch horses in midstream?

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(33) The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing. Walt Disney 

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(35) Now I needed his help in order to get started again, and we took up once more our old collaborative writing habits.

(36) Members of orienteering clubs in the region will be on hand to help you get started.

(37) They first had to agree on the ground rules of the debate before they could get started.

(38) The thrust of the private language argument is that the solipsist can not even get started in this way.

(39) It's much easier to get started with Windows apps, as the interface is consistent.

(40) He wanted to get started back to Washington-he had planned t having Sunday dinner at home.

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(42) How did you get started in the entertainment industry?

(43) Time is wasting; let's get started.

(44) Ammer: [ smugly ] Then you better get started.

(45) Now, before we get started, are there any questions?

(46) We need to buckle down and get started.

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(47) But I couldn't get started.

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(49) You may already be convinced of the benefits, but just need that extra nudge to get started.

(50) Speaking of your past, how did you get started in film editing?

(51) You can also get started with education 432 and Psychology 410.

(52) There are a lot of excellent reasons for starting your own business. You may already be convinced of the benefits, but just need that extra nudge to get started.

(53) However, that will all change in quick time once we get started, and you will be amazed at the amount of controls that we will remove that have been unnecessarily applied.

(54) These materials help you get started and provide a roadmap for trying out the products in the Sandbox.

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(56) Ok, let's get started, great. Today I want to talk about the way in which we are able to determine how old a piece of land or some other geological formation is—dating techniques.

(57) The wide-eyed Tel met up with a crooked junk dealer who offered to sell him the equipment he needed to get started.

(58) Don't you wanna get started on that story about the twins?

(59) Today new companies need great capital outlays to get started.

(60) Get medical clearance from your doctor before you get started.

(61) It contains all of the most common electronics components as well as a prototyping breadboard for you to get started right away.

(62) We have received your payment, and you're ready to get started!

(63) But I'm having trouble finding anybody to put up a grubstake to help me get started.

(64) I want to quit my job and open a sporting goods shop for myself. But I'm having trouble finding anybody to put up a grubstake to help me get started.

(65) You got the concept all figured out and have all the files you need to get started. It's time to do some actual coding.

(66) Xdmx comes with fantastic manual information that will provide all you need to get started with distributed multihead displays.

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(68) To get started, the instruction card says to open the Controller software on the Mac or PC, and then, while it's "listening, " press the volume and mute keys together on the S5.

(69) Lets get started create a new document 496 x 496 pixels.

(70) I really want to get started and do well in the league.

(71) The student can select easy sections to get started on immediately.

(72) If you and a potential cofounder are really serious about creating a business together, get started now.

(73) Before we get started we need to figure out what Day Game is.

(74) Before you even get started, you have to create your marketing pitch -- get some decent photos, write an engaging profile, sometimes take a personality test.

(75) Even the MacBook Pro has slightly cushier keys -- and let's not even get started on the pillowy keyboard found on any ThinkPad.

(76) The important thing is that you choose and get started.

(77) It's easy to get carried away with redecorating once you get started.

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(79) To get started, all you need is a Rolodex or contact list and a telephone.

(80) Before we get started on our new project, I have a few concerns.

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(82) International Trade Theory and International Trade Practice how to get started?

(83) All it takes to get started as a birder is good eyesight, a simple field guide (even from a used book store) and an interest in watching birds.

(84) Therefore, it is critical that you begin a migration as aware as possible, and take adequate stock of what you need to do before you get started.

(85) Each factory preset will help users get started with yellow gold, white gold, silver, titanium, platinum and stainless steel. Neither nor models have this option.

(86) Waiting for a proper prioritized list of requirements - so that work can get started.

(87) Spend as much time as you need on this step, because once you run out of things to write, get started picking the parts of the “barf” you want to use for your book.

(88) NH Forge will provide an aggregation point for all NH Community resources as well as offering a jumping-off point for new NH community members looking to get started with NH.

(89) Trade school is a very solid investment for some people, particularly considering that the costs to get started in a trade like this is much lower than the costs of a four year degree.

(90) Then he can get started on the capstone of his projected trilogy, The Fool's Paradise.

(91) If you and a potential cofounder are really serious about a business, get started now.

(92) Tennis pro has some tips to help you get started in this fun, exciting sport.

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(94) May I have a few words with my nephew before we get started?