get the ball rolling
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Start an activity or process to make progress
- 1Let's get the ball rolling on the project by discussing the first steps.
- 2We need to get the ball rolling if we want to finish on time.
To begin something and make progress, you need to take the first step. It's like pushing a ball to start it rolling. Getting the ball rolling means starting an activity or process so that you can move forward and make things happen.
Remember, getting the ball rolling is just the beginning. Stay focused and keep pushing forward to maintain momentum. Consistency is key to achieving your goals.
at an art exhibit
Planning the Art Exhibit
Anthony
We have a lot to prepare for the upcoming exhibit.
Nancy
Absolutely, let's get the ball rolling by finalizing the artist list.
Anthony
Good idea, once that's done, we can move on to the invitations.
Nancy
Perfect, I'll start drafting the invitation template.
at the mailing center
Organizing the Community Event
Jeffrey
We have all the supplies ready for the invitations.
Sharon
Great! Let's get the ball rolling by sending them out today.
Jeffrey
I'll start addressing the envelopes right away.
Sharon
Perfect, I'll handle the postage.
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Similar to "get the ball rolling":
- 1initiate
- 2commence
- 3launch