You just don't do that to get the ball rolling.
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Just something small like that to get the ball rolling.
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"I thought I'd get the ball rolling," one Enroner wrote.
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Corporate tax cut like that can get the ball rolling here.
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She agrees, and I get the ball rolling with my lender!
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How do you get the ball rolling on something like that?
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Let's get the ball rolling on some Havana nights, shall we?
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Here are a few helpful sites to get the ball rolling.
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He wanted to get the ball rolling as quick as possible.
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Senate Republicans are hoping to get the ball rolling this week.
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Looks like they decided to get the ball rolling a bit early, though.
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In the beginning, Byrne says, she simply wanted to get the ball rolling.
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Want to help them (or you) get the ball rolling this holiday season?
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Cruz says their teams have already hooked up to get the ball rolling.
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For a $250,000 house, that's $15,000 in fees to get the ball rolling.
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He's not the only senator trying to get the ball rolling on infrastructure.
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We learned a hell of a lot, so let's get the ball rolling.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co and Wells Fargo & Co will get the ball rolling on Friday.
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Webinars and video demos can get the ball rolling without boots on the ground.
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Pre-baby expensesTo get the ball rolling, we paid an application fee of $2000,210.
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In 1995, Tank Girl seemed like just the movie to get the ball rolling.
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The CSA put out a Request For Proposals to get the ball rolling on Tuesday.
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We are proud to work with leaders in both parties to get the ball rolling.
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This can remove the intimidation factor and get the ball rolling towards productivity with minimal effort.
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Once a suitable candidate is located, the chatbot connects you two to get the ball rolling.
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"We decided to make a move now to get the ball rolling," said KWS CEO Duenbostel.
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But skipping the small talk and asking their opinion or recommendation can get the ball rolling.
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Google's parent company, Alphabet, will get the ball rolling on earnings season on Monday, along with Mattel.
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Infantino appeared keen to get the ball rolling to pick a host for the 2026 World Cup.
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Reveal won't help sellers figure out the exact pricing, but could at least get the ball rolling.
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Pick one — or several — that feels the truest to your communication style, and get the ball rolling.
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So here's a little something to get the ball rolling: Nelson DeMille's father, Huron, was a contractor.
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Instead of waiting around and contemplating someone's note, you can get the ball rolling by acknowledging their email.
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Get the ball rolling so you can secure your refund and, you know, get on with your life.
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This first product is mostly meant to help them get the ball rolling and build their customer base.
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After a reasonable amount of time, I decided to fire off some messages to get the ball rolling.
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It's a great starting point to get the ball rolling, to create a plan, get educated and eventually invest.
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It's a comedic crime thriller — though one that briefly masquerades as a drama just to get the ball rolling.
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One way you can help get the ball rolling is to encourage companies to join in on July 12th.
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But despite the designation, no legal injunctions exist in Japan to get the ball rolling on meaningful conservation efforts.
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I'm glad Sphero was on hand during my first demo to, you know, really help get the ball rolling.
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They're too young now, but everything takes forever in Hollywood, so it's probably best to get the ball rolling.
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Unless you want to end up friend-less, it's probably time to get the ball rolling on something better.
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"I think that we need to get the ball rolling as soon as the break is over," he said.
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But in terms of privacy, it could get the ball rolling on the adoption of new technologies that can help.
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USFWS plans to get the ball rolling — or as the case may be, the pellet-launching drone flying — in September.
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It was time to get the ball rolling, and I felt I was dragging it on by having these sessions.
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But in its order this week, the justices instructed their 15 junior colleagues in Louisiana to get the ball rolling.
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Joe reached out to Epic Games' worldwide creative director Donald Mustard to get the ball rolling on a mash-up.
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Like Vainganker, Abigail Nickerson was in the first class of Hightstown students to get the ball rolling on the bill.
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To get the ball rolling, we asked women from across Refinery29 to tell you what their go-to comfortable bras were.
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That was enough to get the ball rolling, and in 2001 the Prius came to America, and America never looked back.
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If anyone can hear us; Mr. Trump can hear us, let's just get it over with and get the ball rolling.
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He also identifies the areas of the market poised to benefit most and the catalysts that could get the ball rolling.
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And several Republicans met at the White House last week to try to get the ball rolling there on the issue.
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On the Republican side, the Trump pressure factor should get the ball rolling for something other than just a repeal and grandstanding.
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It shuts off by itself to conserve battery, but a gentle kick is all it takes to get the ball rolling again.
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But given the glacial pace that networking rollouts arrive, it's good that AT&T is starting to get the ball rolling now.
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Market focus is largely attuned to corporate results, with major U.S. banks set to get the ball rolling later in the week.
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Market focus is also attuned to corporate results, with major U.S. banks set to get the ball rolling later in the week.
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If anyone can hear us, if Mr. Trump can hear us, let's just get it over with and get the ball rolling.
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Pushing for clean energy could help get the ball rolling between opposing groups who think they could never work with one another.
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Indeed, if the appropriations bill had not passed, he had a plan to get the ball rolling on human lunar landers anyway.
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On what opens the gate to get the ball rolling for fintech, Chi said it's less about valuation and more about regulatory concerns.
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Tradition holds that the host shapes the agenda and convenes the meetings, but Washington or Tokyo — or anyone — could get the ball rolling.
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It leaves them with an easier path to passing a bill since they only need a simple majority to get the ball rolling.
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There's also a possibility of Didi acquiring local players in Mexico to aid in buying up market share to get the ball rolling.
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But Donald Trump promised to repeal ObamaCare, and on his first day as President he signed an executive order to get the ball rolling.
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Desch doesn't believe it will be a single philanthropist or angel investor who will write a $500 billion check and get the ball rolling.
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Usually it's the job of the House, where spending bills traditionally originate, to get the ball rolling by sending appropriations bills to the Senate.
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Not only is the Kings hooper encouraging people to donate, he's contributed $100k of his own to get the ball rolling on the campaign.
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They are eager to finally get the ball rolling after years of pushing for the political will and technological advances to make it a reality.
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Someone needs to get the ball rolling to ensure that AI develops in a manner that continues to empower and be controlled by benevolent humans.
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Even if important papers have been lost to the flood, calling insurance companies and giving them relevant information can at least get the ball rolling.
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The announcement follows that of a new $1.6 billion budget increase for NASA earmarked for lunar missions — that ought to help get the ball rolling.
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They have to get the ball rolling today in order to have a score by the middle of July, and a vote before the August recess.
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MC: After we get the ball rolling, we'll be in select bars and barber shops and tattoo parlors in L.A. and Philadelphia and potentially Austin, Texas.
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Cummings chose to get the ball rolling the best way possible — he invited a controversial Trump insider who could offer leads for the committee to track.
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Floyd knows a rematch with Pacquiao could generate another 9-figure paycheck ... and this seems like a very calculated first step to get the ball rolling.
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Senate Republicans hope to get the ball rolling this week on tax reform, a key priority after their efforts to repeal ObamaCare collapsed earlier this year.
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Let's get the ball rolling on this now, so that when 5G arrives, every PC will ship with that next-generation connectivity as a standard feature.
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To get the ball rolling on any good Smash Mouth concert, I'd wager that you would not start with this simple line: Lenovo and Intel-hosted party.
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America's lawmakers could get the ball rolling by cribbing the best parts of GDPR – and getting some of the cooks out of the U.S. data-privacy kitchen.
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Obama held a conference call with liberal activists meant to get the ball rolling on a national campaign aimed at embarrassing Republicans for sitting on their hands.
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Tarek and Christina El Moussa are trying to pull a Gwyneth Paltrow-Chris Martin kinda split, and they got a life coach to get the ball rolling.
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The star M.D. from "Botched" commissioned Harakh Mehta of Harakh Jewelers to get the ball rolling ... first with a massive engagement ring that cost Nassif around $165k.
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The Commission website shows no formal request has been made yet but a spokesman for Comcast said it had made an informal notification to get the ball rolling.
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"Now I buy a $5 latte and it's no big deal, but I think it was really important to get the ball rolling by starting with something small."
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"That partly explains the initial problems with the slow take-up of federal funds - it takes time to hire new staff and get the ball rolling," Landsberg explained.
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GOP lawmakers are primarily moving a budget to get the ball rolling on tax reform after the White House and top congressional leaders unveiled a framework last week.
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"Attention will now turn to Friday's payrolls to get the ball rolling on that front," said Royce Mendes, director and senior economist at CIBC Capital Markets in Toronto.
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Mr. Cuomo is said to have begun leaning on wary lawmakers, and he has taken a few preliminary steps in his executive budget to get the ball rolling.
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Patel seemed hesitant about throwing his hat in the ring for Sexiest Man Alive, but DeGeneres helped out by creating a faux PEOPLE cover to get the ball rolling.
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That's perhaps a positive from the JOBS Act; companies that are uncertain about markets can get the ball rolling without getting their numbers out in front of the competitors.
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Last night during the fourth Democratic presidential primary debate, it finally happened, and (unsurprisingly) it took a female moderator to get the ball rolling: CNN's Erin Burnett asked Sen.
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Jessica Chastain's star power helped nudge things along, but it took the arrival of then 24-year-old Erika Olde, who produced the film, to really get the ball rolling.
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But activists could get the ball rolling in that direction by focusing more of their activism on a particular species of animal instead of on farm animals as a whole.
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In 2001, an international consensus group on neonatal pain tried to get the ball rolling on the development of standardized national guidelines, but not much has been done since then.
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Corker and Cardin, however, have a unique opportunity to get the ball rolling on a new AUMF as it pertains to three-year and counting war against the Islamic State.
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He says he wants to continue working on it and adding new features, but starting off with such a narrow focus and closed community is something that'll get the ball rolling.
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The rights group said the ILO should get the ball rolling to draft a new treaty under which governments would require companies to have human rights safeguards throughout their supply chains.
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On Thursday night, award-winning actress Jessica Chastain tweeted her dismay at the U.S. Senate's middle-of-the-night vote to get the ball rolling on dismantling the Affordable Care Act.
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L Brands helped get the ball rolling for Abercrombie's notoriously hyper-sexualized brand identity, a move that ultimately helped grow sales until recent years when the company underwent an extensive overhaul.
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After President Donald Trump's incendiary comments last weekend about the violence in Charlottesville, the three female CEOs on his Strategic and Policy Forum helped get the ball rolling about appropriate responses.
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To get the ball rolling, the Mozilla blog highlights ideas such as turning backpacks into roaming routers or repurposing old phone booths or other under-utilized infrastructure as WiFi hotspots or repeaters.
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The WTO's 162 members, meeting last month in Nairobi, agreed to disagree about the Doha round, effectively giving license to any country that wants to get the ball rolling on new reforms.
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Basically, the company wanted to show that it could be done to get the ball rolling on how different transit models can be reimagined today, using technology that's already on the road.
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By putting everything online, they're letting people from around the world get their foot in the door and get the ball rolling without making the massive commitment of moving to the U.S.
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And, thanks to a little something called the Zeigarnik Effect, once you actually get the ball rolling on those loose ends, you'll feel that much more inspired to push forward and finish them.
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Thing is, in order to get the ball rolling in the first place, "the Obama people did promise that there would be no institutionalizing coming out of the summit process," according to Luongo.
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To get the ball rolling, Jumo has opened an office in Singapore to lead the way and landed a massive $52 million investment led by banking giant Goldman Sachs to fuel the growth.
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One of the first to get the ball rolling last year with its Remote Worker Grant Program, Vermont offers individuals up to $10,000 over two years to move to the Green Mountain State.
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Brad Sherman officially introduced articles of impeachment Wednesday to get the ball rolling on ousting Donald Trump from office—but this is just the first step in a long, hard, and unlikely journey.
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But preliminary discussions with interested parties including Reckitt have already taken place, one of the sources said, adding the U.S. drugmaker wants to get the ball rolling before the end of this year.
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This first phase allows us to immediately get the ball rolling by taking full advantage of the budget reconciliation process that will avoid Senate Democrats' attempt to filibuster a full repeal and replacement.
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"Temer has 100 days to get the ball rolling and address this disaster," said Marcos Troyjo, a co-director of the BRICLab at Columbia University, which focuses on Brazil, Russia, India and China.
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To get the ball rolling, simply create an account on the Disney+ website, decide whether you want a monthly subscription ($6.99/month) or an annual plan ($69.99/year), and enter your payment information.
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"It's small, but hopefully this is the kind of innovation that prestige fragrance needs to shake things up and to help get the ball rolling again when it comes to sales," Craft said.
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Just two weeks after his inauguration, he issued an executive order to get the ball rolling by means of agency action, an effort that will be led by the Department of the Treasury.
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I thought (and still think) that meeting with folks in-person is the best way to get the ball rolling, but that doesn't mean doing so is the best decision for your personal life.
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You don't need high end mics or mixing boards — even if you're just recording into your iPhone, it's better to get the ball rolling than to worry about perfect fidelity right off the bat.
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It's hard to know what the post-Sam Hinkie 76ers would be asking for in a sell-off move, but Ujiri and Bryan Colangelo obviously have a relationship, which could help get the ball rolling.
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Big Freedia says Drake made up for the fact she wasn't in his "Nice For What" video by featuring her in his latest short film ... even if she did have to get the ball rolling.
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On May 18, the FCC will vote on a notice of proposed rulemaking, which will allow for the public to give their input on the proposal and get the ball rolling on the repeal process.
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But, Amanda told us last month the only way she's getting in the ring with Shields is if it's an MMA fight ... so Claressa is taking the steps to get the ball rolling on that.
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"The president has been very clear" that "in order to get the ball rolling on border security and the wall, that he was going to have to use the current appropriations process," Mr. Spicer said.
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The brand was launched last year, but the smart speaker is apparently really going to get the ball rolling on new connected devices from the company, including another Roomba competitor, light bulbs, wall plugs and switches.
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InfoChammel is also available as a constantly looping channel on Roku, and Force says he added it to both of these services last month in order to get the ball rolling on this bigger-picture vision.
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As Friday draws near, it will be easier for you to answer to your responsibilities, follow up on your emails, and get the ball rolling with important conversations as messenger Mercury enters your house of communication.
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The company provides $1.6 million of its own money each year to get the ball rolling, which it then augments with sales of in-game perks, quests, and cosmetics to fans and players of the game.
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"We have not visited this issue in 10 years, so I think there's a need for us to be somewhat robust in our attempts to get the ball rolling on climate response, climate science," Tonko said.
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Though the Mueller report was damning and did foster a slew of inquiries by House Democrats, Pelosi was reluctant to formally get the ball rolling on impeachment over fears it could backfire on her party politically.
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Every app that uses ReplayKit to stream has slightly different steps to get the ball rolling, but they all involve a dedicated share or capture button that you can look for that links to a streaming service.
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While the venture firm Andreessen Horowitz in particular seemed to get the ball rolling – remember that $100 million in first-round funding it provided to Github, or the $90 million it plugged into Tanium in one shot?
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte ended his unusual silence at a private function late on Thursday and said he wanted dialogue with China and was considering sending former President Fidel Ramos to Beijing to get the ball rolling.
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Bekky tried to get the ball rolling by taking photos of me leaning up against a tree and finally one man—albeit one in a velvet blazer like The Joker on a dinner date—took the bait.
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Of course, that's not how life works, so I've spent the six weeks since my fiancé proposed trying to get the ball rolling on a wedding for next summer that I'm pretty much planning by myself. Oof.
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The White House has sought to use executive orders as a way to get the ball rolling on core campaign issues — like the construction of a new wall along the U.S.-Mexico border — despite waffling support from Congress.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Ending ECB bond purchases is only the first step toward more conventional monetary policy, making it all the more important "to get the ball rolling", the head of Germany's central bank Jens Weidmann said on Thursday.
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We're told Cohen will lose his right to practice law as soon as the NY Attorney Grievance Committee files a motion to have him disbarred ... it's just waiting on the official paperwork needed to get the ball rolling.
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In an effort to help get the ball rolling, nearly 30 leading conservative groups recently sent a letter to President Trump and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin making the case for the need to index capital gains to inflation.
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If you're on a team where others help get the ball rolling and keep the ball rolling, your natural desire to stay in sync with others will keep you rolling along on your projects right along with them.
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Like, it's almost impossible to make an ugly Squarespace site, but just in case you need a little help to get the ball rolling on the site of your dreams, save yourself a Google search and just keep reading.
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To create a new party leadership role now would require a real effort of will: Schumer and Pelosi would have to hold an emergency meeting of elected officials and top party leaders, most likely, to get the ball rolling.
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Rep. Mike Coffman (R-Colo.) has become the first House Republican to sign on to the effort to undo the FCC's repeal of net neutrality rules, and also introduced a bill to get the ball rolling on congressional action.
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It didn&apost take Klopp&aposs men long to get the ball rolling on the night, with Mohamed Salah finding the net in the fourth minute, converting Andy Robertson&aposs low cross for his 14th goal of the season.
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Obama demonstrated his early support for offshore wind by using his first Earth Day as president in 85033 to launch an initiative to get the ball rolling on the technology by overhauling the permitting and leasing process for turbines.
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As a vote of confidence in the LNG market, Shell's decision is expected to get the ball rolling on a wave of approvals for dozens of similar projects around the world that have been planned for years but not yet finalized.
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"At a certain point, I decided if nobody was ready to get the ball rolling, I was going to do it, although my experience with computers was close to nil," he said in an interview with the filmmaker Errol Morris.
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All eyes will be on hosts France when they get the ball rolling against Romania in the Stade de France — 210 days after suicide bombers at the same venue triggered a night of horror across the capital which killed 130 people.
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Consumers spending time at home on Thanksgiving itself are increasingly coming online — on a day when most brick-and-mortar stores are closed — to get the ball rolling with the holiday shopping, or just to cash in on special discounts.
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If the House decides to get the ball rolling on impeachment, it likely won't do so until the regular legislative session ends on May 18 — four days after Greitens goes to court on the felony charge of invasion of privacy.
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The 6-time Pro Bowler flew to Utah on Thursday to get the ball rolling on the project ... and in true T.O. fashion, he seemed to enjoy looking at the dozens of reference pics of himself pinned on the board.
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In some cases, where individuals have multiple credit card balances and/or revolving debts, CFP Sheryl Garrett, head of the Garrett Planning Network, suggests people pay off the smaller balances — even if they carry a lower rate — to get the ball rolling.
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"I feel accomplished that I was able to get the ball rolling on that and save some grief for any trans player that may come into the league after me," said Browne, who did not have any say on drafting the policy.
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It sounds like a great cause (Alternatives for Girls based in Detroit, which helps young, homeless and high-risk girls find a positive path through shelter, counseling, education, etc.), so I hope to get the ball rolling with her fundraiser as her first donor.
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The rating creation process can take from a couple of weeks to a couple months depending on the circumstances, although there has been no signal yet from either Tehran or the ratings firms that a request has been made to get the ball rolling.
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These inaugural probes do not have all of the capabilities that the finalized satellites are supposed to have, but their launch will get the ball rolling on Starlink — and should help SpaceX learn what it takes to operate a large crop of vehicles in space.
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Still, Show's "Melrose Place" cred offers an intermediate bridge for fans of this TV genre, and the soapy twists should pair nicely with CW's "Riverdale," which offered its own juicy season-one doings and returns with a serial-killer plot to get the ball rolling.
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So join us on Saturday, when thousands of people will join more than a hundred house parties to get the ball rolling for activists and volunteers coast to coast to finally move the nation OFF Fossil Fuels and on to the clean energy revolution.
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"We're big advocates for commonsense sentencing reform as well and we hope that happens, but we want to get the ball rolling and we think prison reform is a great place to start," said Mark Holden, Koch Industries's general counsel and senior vice president.
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They believe in their product and it seems really to be different from anything else out there right now; with luck and ingenuity (and a couple million bucks) they may be able to get the ball rolling with some customers hungry for change in a predictable market.
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To get the ball rolling on her vision for economic policymaking, Warren says she will get rid of the Commerce Department and replace it with the so-called U.S. Department for Economic Development, which would also subsume the Small Business Administration and the Patent and Trademark Office.
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However Saarnio says it's essentially taken what was then a very small startup five years to get the ball rolling and convince Chinese players to look beyond the Android Open Source Project — and invest in an alternative mobile platform that's not ultimately controlled by Google's corporate agenda.
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"We're big advocates for commonsense sentencing reform as well and we hope that happens, but we want to get the ball rolling and we think prison reform is a great place to start," Mark Holden, Koch Industries's general counsel and senior vice president, said in April.
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While the 218 votes needed in the House to get the ball rolling remain likely, it is no longer the slam dunk that Republicans had with previous bills to repeal the law, when lawmakers knew their efforts would die in the Senate or on Mr. Obama's desk.
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It's going to help me on these greens, for sure, because normally when I've come over here, and virtually almost every single Open I've played in, I would put lead tape on my putters to try and get it a little bit heavier and get the ball rolling.
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I'm actually an illegal immigrant, and Donald Trump had been elected, and I was dating somebody and I said, Hey, let's get the ball rolling on this green card process, so we had been married in June of 2017 and we had only been living together about six months.
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If you wake up one day five years into your marriage and decide to get the ball rolling on a postnuptial agreement, any wealth or assets you've acquired in those five years since you exchanged vows is considered marital property — since there was no prenup deciding it isn't.
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But just in case you need a little help to get the ball rolling on the site of your dreams, save yourself a Google search and just keep reading: Below, you'll find our picks for the 10 best template options for all sort of purposes, from podcasts to portfolios and beyond.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.) said it's up to the House Ways and Means Committee to get the ball rolling, since revenue-raising measures are supposed to originate in the lower chamber.
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The Huawei ban seemingly runs counter to Trump's declaration earlier this year that "America must win the race to 43G" to ensure "national competitiveness" and to " improve Americans' lives," though the president did say in the same speech he'd loosen regulations and free up more 5G spectrum to help get the ball rolling.
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More than $1 trillion is spent by enterprises annually on "digital transformation" — the investments that organizations make to update their IT systems to get more out of them and reduce costs — and today one of the bigger startups that's built a platform to help get the ball rolling is announcing a huge round of funding.
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CornerJob touts "simplicity and immediacy" as the core USP of its matching platform, which does not vet or authenticate the individuals using it but aims to quickly link businesses with potential employees to get the ball rolling — the idea being more detailed checks can be done by employers once they have determined their shortlist of candidates via the app.
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Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity GOP group targets McConnell over election security bills in new ad Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (R-Mo.) said Thursday that Republicans don't have to make every desired improvement to the tax code this year but have to at least get the ball rolling.
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For its part, Sony's Shawn Layden claimed in an interview with Game Informer this week that the company is "open for business" when it comes to cross-console multiplayer, adding that "All it takes is for publishers and developers who wish to permission it," and that interested developers should work with their PlayStation account manager to get the ball rolling.
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Sen. Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity GOP group targets McConnell over election security bills in new ad Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (R-Mo.) said Thursday that Republicans don't have to make every desired improvement to the tax code this year but have to at least get the ball rolling.
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And so Paul Ryan putting his weight behind those information requests that have been out there for so long to the FBI about why they were playing with this dossier, what they were paying for it, why they used it to secure a wiretap, those are questions that a lot of people are going to want answers for, and it sounds like we&aposre starting to get the ball rolling on that.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Poll: Nearly 4 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity MORE (D-Minn.) and Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE's (D-Va.) Honest Ads Act aims to get the ball rolling on the regulation of major tech firms.
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