be back on the rails

To resume forward progress or momentum. Primarily heard in UK. Now that we have funding again, our research project is back on the rails.

(British)

to be making progress once more The minister emerged from three hours of discussions, confident that the talks are now back on the rails. (British)

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Cleveland	KLEEV-lənd	English
Flannery	FLAN-ə-ree	English (Rare)
CaitrÍOna	kah-TREE-na	Irish
Hirsh	-	Yiddish
Arnell	['a:nəl]
Sebastjan	-	Slovene