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NOUN
  1. the time at which something is supposed to begin
    they got an early start
    she knew from the get-go that he was the man for her

How To Use get-go In A Sentence

  • We have been against this war from the get-go and have said so repeatedly. CNN Poll: Americans divided over troop buildup in Afghanistan
  • It's even better when the story is riveting from the get-go and manages to ramp up the tension with each chapter. My Five: Books on my Unofficial Summer Reading List
  • In ruling out a Yes vote from the get-go, Israel conceded immediate defeat in the world body, in the process forgoing a range of tactical advantages it could have gained by signaling qualified support for a resolution and then negotiating to help shape its wording to a text Israel could have profited by backing. Bradley Burston: Ten Reasons Palestine Is Right to Bring its Case to the UN
  • From the get-go, we thought it was important to have fun around here.
  • So they hated their "target" audience from the get-go, and despite wanting to get away from "Science Fiction" they are going to continue doing the same thing: April Fool's Comes Early: SyFy anyone?
  • Though this has a similar sound to his previous incarnations, from the get-go there are some very noticeable differences.
  • But the NFL has toughened the rules for expansion teams since then, making it more difficult to load up on players from the get-go.
  • This will never be an album that overcomes you from the get-go.
  • The majority of folks know bigotry when they see it, and this quarrel is pretty ludicrous from the get-go. Sanford accused of smear campaign against Bauer
  • The negative attacks on Obama should have been begun from the get-go, so as to disallow Obama to get his message across and pigeonhole him so to speak. Matthew Yglesias » Organizing Your People
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