Sentence examples for definitely off to from inspiring English sources

Nancy Lombardino, general manager of the elegant Mark Shale clothing store at Country Club Plaza, said: "We're definitely off to a slower start.

But things are definitely off to a good start.

And at now 90 million users and growing, Google Plus is definitely off to a good start.

Zenefits won't be the only one to benefit — many new companies are going to spring up in this space — but it's definitely off to a good start.

Television critic Alex Rocha of TV Guide also found the episode to have "great laughs," saying that the show is "definitely off to a great start" to a new season.

"The pace is definitely off, due to the housing-market collapse in 2008 and the very slow recovery over the last two years," Mr. Orr said, adding that resales had averaged three to six a year.

Grindr is a land of (mostly unwelcome) surprises, and it definitely pays off to tell people your expectations.

I'm disappointed with him," but she hasn't disowned him just because there's a video of him (probably, but lets face it, definitely) jerking off to internet porn.

Turn the switch definitely off, and try to pull out the hard object that may have jammed it.

"It definitely got things off to the wrong start," he recalled.

October 30, 2013 2.50pm GMT Adam Bienkov (@AdamBienkov) Clegg tells me the party is definitely not veering off to the left.