Sentence examples for start up off from inspiring English sources

Whether it's getting a start up off the ground, launching a passion project or even getting started with a new hobby, there's one thing that I have noticed really makes the difference between actually making it happen and it falling off the radar.

Even as the construction vehicles were starting up off Route 26, Mendocino County in California was opening the doors to its sixth casino, Garcia River, a 4,800- square-foot gaming floor "designed to look like a barn and blend into the surrounding area".

Trying to get a start-up off the ground is "absolutely terrifying.

Grace Nasri suggests seven tools for getting your start-up off the ground.

For those who drop out — and fail to get a start-up off the ground — giving up college can hurt.

You can unleash all the star power and venture capital in your arsenal to get a new start-up off the ground, but at the end of the day, people either love your service or they don't.

Not least thanks to the new tax breaks, raising the first few £100,000 or a couple million to get a start-up off the ground has become easier, but subsequent rounds of financing are harder to come by.

As few social enterprises of size exist, starting your own can be hugely rewarding but requires an appetite for risk alongside the skills and motivation to get a start-up off the ground.

Chile is even offering seed money to lure foreigners to come to Santiago and get their start-ups off the ground.

Chile is even offering seed money to lure foreigners to Santiago and get their start-ups off the ground, Somini Sengupta reports in The New York Times.

Are you ready to burn 100 hours a week for the next two years to get your start-up off the ground?