Sentence examples for day got off from inspiring English sources

"The day got off to a much better start," Sluman said sheepishly.

The day got off to a dodgy start when I discovered half the prizes hadn't turned up.

The day got off to a bright start following better than expected figures from heavyweight technology group Intel overnight.

But his day got off to a rough start when, with Jos?eyes on third and one out, Wright did not drive in the run.

Opening day got off to a slow start, as cool temperatures and a gray sky made it feel more like March than May.

Pressel's day got off to a grim start when her caddie, Jon Yarbrough, greeted her in the parking lot with the news that his father had died after a long illness.

Semi-finals day on Saturday got off to the perfect start when they defeated sixth seeds Jacco Arends and Selena Piek 21-13 21-16.

Black Friday got off with a bit of turmoil in some cities, with news agencies reporting at least some pushing and shoving, but also flare-ups of violence.

Championship Sunday got off to a thrilling start with Revenge and Denial slugging it out in the upper bracket final.

Her round Friday got off to an inauspicious start, when her approach at the first hole was carried by the wind to a resting spot 25 feet right of the green and roughly 50 feet from the pin.

Bayern, who host Napoli in the Champions League on Wednesday, got off to a perfect start when Gómez scored with a powerful header from Bastian Schweinsteiger's precise cross.