Sentence examples for started to get off from inspiring English sources

A man toward the back started to get off.

Some of the passengers started to get off after the train stopped, he said, but the conductor quickly stopped them.

As he started to get off, Kendall says, one of the teenagers ran up and spat on him, hitting him in the back of his head and the left side of his face.

The billboard project started to get off the ground, we had our caravans traveling around, small groups of people.

"I started to get off on the control aspect of it, much like I had with my bulimia," she says.

Much of the fight seemed to turn, as Hovhannisyan looked to tire a bit and Acosta started to get off first.

They're worried that if a simple investment tax credit, set to expire at the end of the year, isn't renewed, it could doom their industry just as it's starting to get off the ground.

The business was starting to get off the ground.

Not only was he not leaving until he got some goodness, he was starting to get off on it.

The confusion is multiplied by the everyday citizens of Philadelphia, who are just starting to get off work and navigating their way through the protesters.

If you start to get off track, revisit your outline.