Usa "get-go" in una frase

1. They were poorly trained things that were hard to direct from the get-go

2. It turns out that last year, a new employee was hired who hates the boy—without any valid reason—just didn’t like him from the get-go

3. to connect with me specifically, and the relationship is going to be strong from the get-go

4. not in love with me, half-her age, from the get-go, and she was a

5. and had revealed the truth from the get-go, then, presumably, the results would have been

6. If they drew down immediately and started shooting from the get-go, he could hit the deck behind a bulletproof shield

7. Except even if they did, he couldn’t imagine why they would start shooting from the get-go

8. That was the real get-go

9. So he liked made-up stories better, because everyone knew where they were from the get-go

10. Here’s the total package: (1) beginning salary of $160,000 (up slightly and the highest offer so far so please keep this quiet—wouldn’t want to start trouble from the get-go); (2) an annual bonus to be determined by performance and overall firm productivity (no, the two partners do not plan to keep all the profits); (3) full health insurance—medical, dental, optical (everything but Botox and tummy tucks); (4) a savings and retirement plan which includes matching contributions to a rather generous 401K; (5) overtime pay beyond 50 hours a week (yes, dear, you read that right; S&G is probably the first law firm in history to offer overtime; we’re serious about the 50 hour workweek); (6) three weeks of paid vacation; (7) your own private office with your own designated secretary (and probably your own paralegal too but can’t make that promise right now); (8) advancement; we do not want our associates cutting throats to make partner, so we’re considering a plan whereby one can stake out an equity position at 7 to 10 years with the firm

11. This time, though, things were off from the get-go; as soon as he entered her she could feel him softening

12. That forex house accepts any trade in any currency pair, whether long or short, but always shifts the bid-ask spread to put itself at an advantage from the get-go

13. Add leverage to that equation, and a trader is behind the eight ball from the get-go