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get things rolling
verb as in cause
Strong matches
verb as in inaugurate
verb as in introduce
Strong matches
verb as in open
Example Sentences
“Being able to go out there and just see, react, do, and know that your body has been trained to react and handle the load that you’re putting on it, it’s what makes this game really fun,” Kupp said, adding, “Feeling really good and excited to get things rolling.”
“We’ll do some smoke and mirrors to get things rolling,” Mincy said.
“Not too many people get to say they can do this. Obviously, the circumstances over the past couple of weeks have been unlike anything out there, but to be here now we feel honored, and we feel blessed and we’re really looking forward to get things rolling here.”
So as Mr. Biden ticks off the immediate benefits of the Intel investment — 10,000 manufacturing jobs in Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon and Ohio, and 20,000 construction jobs to get things rolling — many in his administration worry privately that their strategy may not survive this moment of political polarization.
“Put a strong game together to be able to get the team back into the win column and hopefully get things rolling.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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