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off to the races

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off to the races
Fig. an expression characterizing the activity or excitement that is just beginning; [we are] leaving for something interesting or exciting. The tour bus is out in front waiting and we've said goodbye to everyone. Looks like we're off to the races.
See also: race

off to the races
busy doing something I don't think there will be a dramatic change in the economy - I don't see that we're off to the races. If you make changes in the rules, the tax lawyers will be off to the races again.
See also: race


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Spotted yesterday buying her big race outfits at her favourite shop, Cricket, in Liverpool, TV presenter Coleen said: "I'm turning 22 on Thursday and I'm off to the races at Aintree for about the fifth year in a row.
FIRST Minister Alex Salmond is off to the races on Friday - as part of the St Andrew's Day celebrations.
To complement the hat and poster GNER has a specially decorated Off to the Races locomotive which will be seen by thousands of rail passengers as it speeds between London, the East Midlands, Yorkshire, the North-East of England and Scotland.
 
 
 
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