Usage of "have some momentum"

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Usage of have some momentum in English

We are in good form and have some momentum going. 
 The South African 

Hopefully we can now have some momentum. 
 BBC 

Then the senator added that backers have what's often needed in sports and in Congress: "We have some momentum." 
 Reuters 

Fiji also have some momentum, after Ben Volavola slotted a drop goal in added time to steal a 22-19 victory against Italy last week. 
 Radio NZ 

Donations reform has some momentum among the major parties. 
 The Guardian 

A two-point conversion failed, but Tennessee had some momentum for the first time all game. 
 Reuters 

Still, the Silicon Valley approach has some momentum within the military, particularly around open source initiatives. 
 Wired 

The Hornets pulled ahead by seven points at halftime, but had some momentum building defensively to pull ahead. 
 Reuters 

We 've watched her and helped her in a lot of ways, and now she really has some momentum going. 
 Ebony 

Finally, I had some momentum. 
 Climbing Magazine 

All signs point to an economy that has some momentum, underpinned by strong migration, low interest rates and record tourism. 
 Radio NZ 

The company pays a dividend of 2.5 percent, and has some momentum in its favor. 
 Reuters 

'Our technology and our scientific knowledge once had some momentum it took the Committee decades to kill.' 
 Zero Point 

We were really pushing hard and definitely had some momentum. Of Bergeron's 23 goals this season, his last six are in road games. 
 Reuters 

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Meanings of have some momentum in English