getting to
work, setting to
work energetically. This expression possibly comes from racing, particularly horse racing, where the
phrase "They're off" is used to indicate that a race has started. Now,
right now, HAS
Co-
audit is so powerful and is so thoroughly off to the races in the direction of
Clear,
Clear,
Clear, that you are going to believe that it supersedes
Group Auditing, and people will have a tendency to
forget good
old Group Auditing.
an expression used to indicate the start of something, as a
course of
action. See, you're not off to the races here; you know exactly what's
wrong with the
man's foot.
- Effective Auditing (9 Nov. 61) an expression used to indicate the start of something, as a
course of
action.
a
slang expression which in this sense means plowing or wading in or into (something).
-American Thesaurus of Slang. NEW ERA DIANETICS COURSE LECTURE TRANSCRIPTS a
phrase used to indicate something has started;
action has begun (as of a
course or
cycle of
action).