get off to a ... start

Frequency: 8.450.1 per million words

used with an adjective, e.g., 'a good start', 'a bad start'

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Examples (10)

  • The project got off to a good start thanks to excellent planning.
  • The team got off to a rather bad start in the first half, conceding two goals.
  • The new product got off to a flying start in the market, exceeding all sales expectations.
  • The new business got off to a shaky start due to unexpected delays and technical issues.
  • Her career got off to a promising start after her first big role in the independent film.
  • The economy got off to a slow start this quarter, showing minimal growth.
  • The company got off to an impressive start this year, doubling its revenue.
  • Their relationship got off to a rocky start, but they eventually found common ground and happiness.
  • We need to get off to a decent start if we want to win this match against a strong opponent.
  • The vacation got off to a disastrous start when they missed their flight and lost their luggage.