Sentence examples for get things off from inspiring English sources

Appetizers get things off to a strong start.

Jolie does, however, get things off to a cracking start.

The new administration just wanted to get things off on the right foot -- er, shoe.

"We have applications and tools that help women get things off their to-do lists," said Jason Stell, a spokesman for the iVillage Web site.

The early paintings at MoMA, crumbly still lifes and gravy-brown interiors, are in this style and get things off to a lugubrious start.

Many people attend or watch cricket matches to relax, which seems the polar opposite to football, where fans turn up to get things off their chests by screaming and shouting at their team or the opposition for 90 minutes.

A non-aligned Afghan cleric tried to get things off on the right foot by reading Koranic passages about peace: a sly attempt to silence any rabble-rousers.The talks took a pause during wintertime.

Mixed green salad, eggplant caponata and mixed charcuterie get things off to a good start.

"I haven't played in quite some time, so it's nice to get things off to a consistent start and throw some birdies in there".

The day's Breeders' Cup action starts with a new addition, the Juvenile Turf Sprint (race 5), and I'm going for a 20-1 morning line outsider to get things off to a raucous blast-off.

Get things off his chest.