The phrase "actually make it off" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether someone or something successfully departs or escapes from a situation or location.
Example: "After a long delay, we were finally able to actually make it off the ground and start our journey."
Alternatives: "truly get away" or "successfully leave".
Still, only a trickle of cars has actually made it off assembly lines, raising questions about the viability of such projects.
In light of our own adventures in the hermit kingdom, it's pretty incredible to think that somebody was actually able to make it off and back on Yanggak Island without sharing cellspace with Lisa Ling's sister.
If you're wearing nail polish, don't worry about taking it off -- it will actually make it easier for you to file your nails.
Looking ahead, executives say the reorganization actually makes it harder to split off Merrill Lynch, because it will be more integrated into the overall company and will not remain under one main leader.
But emergency medical personnel and police at the event told VICE News they believed there were only between 2,000 to 5,000 people who actually made it into the closed off park area near the stage where Sanders spoke.
And it's that aspect that actually makes it the perfect place to survive off hustling and giveaways.
And it's that aspect that actually makes it the perfect place to survive off blags and giveaways - a bi-annual event where people are falling over themselves to give you stuff for free, helping you to save five days' funds to go towards bills or a holiday or a full-sized wild boar bun.
Whether it's getting a start up off the ground, launching a passion project or even getting started with a new hobby, there's one thing that I have noticed really makes the difference between actually making it happen and it falling off the radar.
While I think it's true that the most fervent advocates of health-care reform have underestimated the anxiety and doubt many American voters have about whether reform will actually make them better off, it's also true that the political need to pass health-care reform in a bipartisan manner has been completely overstated.
You may think that shrugging off your achievements will make you look more modest, but in reality, it will actually make you come off as more arrogant.
