" He also urged Ford Motor to "GET GOING ON VENTILATORS, FAST!!!
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The Utes took longer than usual to get going on offense.
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"We need to get going on his treatment right away," Duma says.
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If you can't get away from the idea, get going on the idea.
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Indeed, defensive plays try to get going on offense ** Financials up 0.3 pct.
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For instance, how did you get going on the whole behavioral economics thing?
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I just had to rip the Band-Aid off and get going on it.
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In the meantime, the Fed needs to get going on the path of normalization.
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I will use the emergency powers of the presidency to get going on this.
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Eventually, said Fitz, this was likely the cub's signal to get going — on his own.
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The company says that it takes less than a day to get going on the platform.
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"We need to get going on this," and create a permanent fix for those liquidity issues.
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Still, though slow to get going on welfare, the direction of travel in America has been unmistakable.
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Before you ever get going on prepping your shot, make sure to turn the power switch on.
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That's a nice, important and thought-provoking Sunday activity before you get going on the chicken breasts.
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"As soon as you get that W-2 from your employer, get going on your taxes," Cullina said.
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"With the stock trading where it's at, we wanted to get going on the share repurchase," Breen said.
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"As soon as you get that W-2 from your employer, get going on your taxes," Cullina said.
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No. Finally, I'm excited to get going on Kate Atkinson's latest, "Transcription," reviewed by Janet Maslin in The Times.
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The most fundamental thing we need to do, Maibach said, is to get going on transitioning to green energy.
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If you want to get going on the game of your dreams, be sure to check out the Unity tutorials.
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Here are 7 books that shaped Cuban's career: This best-seller encourages readers to get going on their big idea.
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The Panthers (1-1) couldn't get going on offense without Cam Newton, who sat out for the second straight game.
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He's been so devoted to this project for such a long time, I can't wait to get going on it.
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I have an appointment this morning to get my hair done, so I get going on dog duties and head out.
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Rick Snyder wants $28 million from the legislature to get going on a fix for Flint's mess of a water system.
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So let's get to the thing I want to end on, because I know Hilary's got to get going, on Twitter.
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"Those two 3-pointers allowed us to get going on offense down the stretch," said Hill, whose previous Purdue high was 13.
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This example uses data from the 2012 Olympics, but we will replace it with current stuff once the games get going on Saturday.
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I grab two ("sport" sized) bottles of water to use as weights, and get going on bicep curls, shoulder presses, tricep extensions and kickbacks.
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This could be the ideal time to get going on a project or endeavor that you know requires creativity or quiet introspection, Dutcher says.
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We recommend the CanaKit Raspberry Pi 3 Complete Starter Kit to get going on building anything from a gaming console to a smart-home speaker.
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" Because it was once Earth's sister planet, Parker said scientists must ask themselves, "When life got going on Earth, did it get going on Mars?
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"By making it a little harder to be distracted, it becomes a little easier to get going on the projects that matter to you," he said.
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Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or looking for international adventure, check out our selects to inspire some wanderlust, and get going on your travel bucket list.
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"One day if I'm fortunate enough to have one of my kids have kids, I'll probably run to the store immediately and get going on it," Harp says.
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The third, and only bad parent scenario, is if you give your daughter all she needs to get going on her YouTube career, and then leave her to it.
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UNITED NATIONS – The U.S. is pledging up to $60 million to help a 5,000-troop African force get going on fighting extremists in western Africa&aposs vast Sahel region.
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Mondays are inevitably full ofclearing out the inboxin which they're likely already drowning — digging themselves out of last week's leftovers in order to get going on the week ahead.
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You'll feel very pushed to get going on all these big plans today, and if you've been disorganized or irresponsible, it will definitely bite you in the butt, Aries.
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I also get going on a nerdy project where I'm looking through my Netflix viewing history and using a spreadsheet to identify common threads in the shows I like.
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Colorado has the three main ingredients it needs to get going on clean energy: a healthy economy, plentiful sunlight and wind, and Democrats firmly in charge of state government.
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" Mr. Priebus, appearing on NBC's "Meet the Press," said, "It'll be enough for us to move forward through the end of September for us to get going on the wall.
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The QC35s have NFC built in, so pairing the headphones is a bit quicker on Android than iOS, but it still took under 353 seconds to get going on my iPhone.
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Trump administration Donald Trump's almost laser-focused on keeping his campaign promises, and today he'll sign an executive order to get going on his biggest: building a wall on the Mexican border.
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I'm not sure if I should slow my roll and see what happens ("sitting in the gray," our therapist calls it) or just get going on moving on and make a call.
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You could make a classic tuna salad sandwich for dinner tonight, then get going on David Tanis's new recipe for red wine-braised short ribs with carrots for dinner on Tuesday night.
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In fact, if you cut yourself some slack and accept that sometimes you're going to need a break from your resolution, you'll feel more jazzed to get going on it the next day.
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The upshot of the order is clear: while the legal fight continues in the courts below, the Trump administration has the blessing of a slim Supreme Court majority to get going on the wall.
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Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari on Wednesday said he sees continued sluggish growth ahead for the U.S. economy, unless lawmakers and the president "get going" on policies to boost productivity and population.
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We learned a lot from the Afghanistan game leading into Sri Lanka, knowing we're a little more used to the conditions, knowing it is quite hard to get going on a wicket like Delhi.
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Yet even after the bulldozers get going on Heathrow's new landing strip, the government should leave the door open for other airports, including Gatwick and Stansted, to the north-east of London, to build new runways.
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I leave early in order to hit the Safeway right by my apartment before the rush hour traffic gets bad, but also so that I can get home early to get going on my pie making.
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Everyone is eager to get going on a scientifically critical endeavor: to measure, via satellite, the earth's radiation budget — the balance of incoming radiation from the sun and outgoing radiation from reflected sunlight and infrared heat.
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To get going on the web, users simply add the same phone number they use with the mobile app, and verify their anonymous web profile to sync up with the profile they use in the mobile app.
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The problem is that the kind of fiscal policy you really want — public investment that takes advantage of very low interest rates and strengthens the economy in the long run — is hard to get going on short notice.
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The most important thing that we needed to get going on the show was word of mouth and the approval of unbiased audiences, not a professional audience, not Hollywood premieres, not New York premieres, but premieres in Middle America.
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"I am looking forward to continuing my relationship with my Starz family, we have had great success together on "Power" and I am excited to get going on all of our upcoming projects together," said the rapper in an official statement.
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" Kohan, as usual, was overwhelmed by work, and shuttling between coasts: she was on deadline for her "Orange" script; she was scouting locations; she was preparing to help Mensch and Flahive get going on the room for Season 2 of " GLOW .
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Back then, before you could even get going on Windows, you had to set up the ability to connect to the internet using Trumpet Winsock, a networking tool for Windows 3.1 that allowed users to connect directly to the net before Microsoft added it to Windows itself.
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I started with RAINY DAYS and got that stuck in my head; I also filled in VICE SQUAD, which was a big help to get going on some word deduction, and TEA PARTY, then figured out I CLAUDIUS, Jack NICHOLSON the oft-nominated actor, and STIFF NECK.
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District 1: Luxury goods District 2: Rock quarrying District 3: Electronic goods manufacturing District 4: Fishing District 5: Power generation District 6: Transportation manufacturing District 7: Lumber District 8: Textiles District 9: Grain District 10: Livestock District 11: Crops District 12: Coal mining So get going on using government data and map out Panem once and for all.
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In August 1994, a columnist for Inside Soap said Kelsey was expected to get pulses racing in Emmerdale when he made his debut appearance as Dave Glover, a member of a "roving gypsy clan". They called him "yet another teen heart throb" and said his "rough and ready looks" would put Noah Huntley's character Luke McAllister in the shade. Kelsey said he could not wait to get going on the soap and that he had some good storylines lined up. Dave and Luke were introduced in an attempt to attract a young audience.
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After leaving the TV show it took Levitski 18 months to get going on his next project. "But he rebounded to open Sprout in 2009, garnering praise, three stars from the Chicago Tribune and a semifinalist nod from the James Beard foundation for Best Chef: Midwest, something that might be considered a coup considering the glut of competition in the brutally tough Chicago-centric category." A year after Sprout opened the restaurant received a three star rating from the Chicago Tribune and also was named by Chicago Magazine as a Best Restaurant. Levitski also opened a bistro called Frog n' Snail.
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A week later in a downpour in Corvallis, Oregon, Oregon State would beat top- ranked USC 3–0, as O.J. Simpson could not get going on the muddy field. USC dropped to #2 in the UPI and #4 in the AP, while UCLA ascended to the top ranking after their 48–0 win over Washington. It was the first time since the 1955 season that UCLA was ranked #1, and only the fourth AP weekly poll in the history of the school. UCLA's tie and USC's loss were both inflicted by the Oregon State Beavers and their famed "Giant Killers" team.
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The Saints took a while to get going, particularly on offence, but when they clicked they ran away with the game, racking up a record 44 points while not conceding a score. The victory gave the team added confidence and they followed up with a victory over the Rhinos, 32-3. Again the team took time to get going on offence but eventually clicked to run away easy winners, the Rhinos score only coming after a botched call by the officials. The two games against Dublin Rebels showed the team had a lot to learn and must front up more if they are to win a game against one of the big three (Rebels, UL, Cork) The team got back into the groove again with a second victory over the Rhinos, this time the passing game working perfectly with David Mullins a particular standout.
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