be off the ground

To be well underway; to be at a point of stable or self-sufficient progress or development. Now that this project is finally off the ground, we can start to focus some of our attention on other areas of the business. Jack just wants to wait until the company is off the ground a bit before we begin any major media campaigns.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Kauri	-	Maori
Ulisses	-	Portuguese
Elisabed	-	Georgian
&Thorn;RÓNdr	-	Ancient Scandinavian
Talbot	['tɔ:lbət]
Yulia	YOO-lee-yah (Russian)	Russian, Ukrainian