Sentence examples for get off well from inspiring English sources

It's knowing when to get off". Well, tonight -- after 126 episodes, five one-hour specials, and a Disney Channel Original movie -- Phineas and Ferb are heading for the exit.

We all got briefed and we all wanted to get off to a good start and get off well.

But serious railway-buffs will want to get off well short of Urumqi in the town of Liushuquan, and then head into the desert by expressway (another ribbon of Gobi-modernity that was completed just last year) to Xinjiang's largest open-cast coal mine in Sandaoling, a few kilometres away.

He didn't get off well out of the gate, took a few jumps to regather himself, and then showed the professionalism to close.

Those who did make it on board often got off well before their stop, reasoning that they could walk faster.

The championship leader got off well enough and Rosberg only just managed to hold off Vettel's Ferrari at turn one.

And if someone was occasionally inclined to get off and push, well, that's no ice-cream for him.

Presumably Clarke said, well if you're going to be like that then we will just ruddy well get off because I WANT TO GET MY FAST BOWLERS ON.

"If you leave your bus blank," said Mr. Yokhoe, "you might as well get off the street".

"The breeze came in very quickly," Isler said, "and we didn't get off the line very well".

Though none of these ships have been built (at least not yet), they are actively seeking funding and may well get off the drawing boards.