Sentence examples for got off track from inspiring English sources
Ewan McGregor's career got off track in "Star Wars" foolishness, but this movie may put him back in good roles, where he belongs.
One reason that the project got off track, a former senior Greek government official said, was that the embassy could not apply pressure on the company.
While Ms. Cohen argued that her career got off track after she began to question whether she was being paid less than the men, Lloyd Clareman, a lawyer for the bank, told jurors in his opening statement that Ms. Cohen had been on a strong career track until she made a "serious mistake".
Mr. Herman and Ms. Pascal agree that the original production was fraught with problems: a wide age gap between its two stars, which led to poor chemistry; a tryout engagement on the giant outdoor stage of the Municipal Opera in St . Louis where, Mr. Herman said, the show's timing got off track; and feuds between the composer and the original director, Gower Champion.
Deutschman thinks Jobs got off track years ago when he began to think of himself as the messiah of the PC and a visionary.
"Then we just heard like, it just, the train was like rumbling and then we got off track I guess.
For more book reviews, see: Lawrence Osborne's Bangkok Days Joshua Cooper Ramo's Age of the Unthinkable John Taylor's Getting Off Track.
That economist is John Taylor, and his book is Getting Off Track: How Government Actions and Interventions Caused, Prolonged and Worsened the Financial Crisis.
In his Getting Off Track, a nifty little book, Taylor exposes, as plain as day, the culprit behind the financial boom-bust: Greenspan.
"Getting off track with contraception doesn't help anybody," she says.
