"Get off to a Rocky Start" Meaning

Learn the meaning of "get off to a rocky start" and see practical usage examples through this video.

"Get off to a rocky start" means to experience problems or obstacles at the beginning of an activity.

Example: "This service got off to a rocky start, with limited availability in its first week".

This sentence describes a service that faced issues during its initial launch period, making it challenging for users to access.

Using "get off to a rocky start" in your conversations can help you vividly describe the difficulties faced at the beginning of any task or project.

Additional Examples:

• "The new restaurant got off to a rocky start, but things improved after the first month".
• "Our team got off to a rocky start in the tournament, but we managed to turn things around".

Watch our video and practice using "get off to a rocky start" in conversations.