Similar words: outgoing, outgoings, going, let go, ongoing, let go of, foregoing, easy-going. Meaning: v. 1. begin or set in motion 2. start to be active.
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31. Everyone wanted to get going but no one was confident about how.
32. Those who did get going said it was worth the effort.
33. If this is your plan, then do not be frightened of ducking one or two sterns to get going on port.
34. Controlling your craft couldn't be simpler - plug your joystick in port 2 and get going!
35. We've got so much to do - let's get going.
36. And this is the reason the recovery is taking so long to get going.
37. They were sharp and deadly and able to cut off anything that the Sparks tried to get going on offense.
38. You need to get going on that report. It's due tomorrow.
39. Then I told my people to get going on the research.
40. I don't mean to rush you but I really need to get going.
41. Races could only get going on a majority vote of the Student Union, and then only if it was quorate.
42. You'd better get going or you miss the bus.
43. Daddy gotta get going, okay, sweet pea?
44. Now get going before I blow your head off.
45. It's getting late. You ought to get going.
46. We swallow it and get going with our lives!
47. Stop dawdling and get going.
48. You just need a little help, a push, gentle nudge, kick in the butt to get going.
49. All right , everyone? Let's get going, I'll see you all later.
50. Mr. White: all right but we d better get going.
51. If you wand to be there in time, you'd better get going.
52. Well, I'd better get going. Thanks for the tea and goodies.
53. Flora: Thank you. Get going and attend to your guests.
54. Don't wait for conditions to be perfect to get going.
55. Two Frankfurter with bread and two Coke. Come on, get going, old man!
56. They need this cup of coffee to get going in the morning.
57. We have to get going or we will miss the bus.
58. And emerging markets outperform and underperform with significant lead times; they tend not to lag the developed markets, waiting for them to get going, but, instead, precede them.
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59. The lighter was hard to get going in the wind.
60. Oh , well, I guess I have to get going.
More similar words: outgoing, outgoings, going, let go, ongoing, let go of, foregoing, easy-going, keep going, easygoing, easy going, going concern, go into hiding, puppet government, go in, go in for, go into, jingoism, jingoistic, cooking oil, doing, doings, cooing, wooing, echoing, undoing, joining, pointing, adjoining, wrongdoing.