Phrasal Verb - getting off

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Definition

1. To leave a vehicle, a place, or a situation.
2. To escape from a difficult or unpleasant situation.
3. To start or begin something
4. To have sex with someone

Examples

No.	Example
1	I need to get off the bus at the next stop.
2	He got off the train an hour earlier than planned.
3	The speaker finally got off his prepared remarks and opened the floor for questions.
4	After a long day, I just want to get off and relax.
5	John and Mary finally got off each other after their argument.
6	She got off work early and decided to go for a run.
7	The new employee had a hard time getting off the ground with his sales.
8	The passengers were asked to get off the plane due to a medical emergency.
9	He got off on the wrong foot with his new boss.
10	The project was off to a good start.