Get-off-the-ground Definition

Get-off-the-ground Sentence Examples

• In other instances, the ideas never get off the ground because academic advisors or administrators don't approve a student's preliminary plan to follow a new course of study.

• The amount of inventory you start with will dictate how much funding you'll need to get off the ground.

• The amount of inventory you start with will dictate how much funding you'll need to get off the ground and how much to charge for your work.

• New England metal band Lost Soul came so close to the big time they could taste it, but audience member violence and in-fighting between the band members put the kabash on their dreams before they could get off the ground.

• There were plans for a Breakfast Club sequel, in which all of the students were in college and together again, but director Hughes died before the project could get off the ground.