It takes capital to get a new business off the ground or expand an old one.
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Getting your own company off the ground and running is quite the challenge for any entrepreneur.
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The plan never got off the ground, though Washington and Moscow differ over the reasons.
Gamera I's first flight in May 2011 lifted off the ground for about four seconds.
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The stovetop, too, can be raised or lowered to just three feet off the ground.
While getting that carrier off the ground, Ornstein still kept an eye on his earlier airline.
They are so top heavy and so fat they can't get off the ground.
After all, that priority really got our space program off the ground from its inception.
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What will get these solutions off the ground is private investment from individuals and corporations.
Even before the tablet market gets off the ground, worries have surfaced about a glut.
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The pair's radars work by constantly bouncing microwave pulses off the ground and sea surface.
One of Boeing's most anticipated new aircraft can't seem to get off the ground.
There, interested investors and buyers help innovators get their products off the ground with funding.
Previous efforts to give the District a representative have never got off the ground.
Carlos Tevez saw it, jumped off the ground, he's the one who left both feet.
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And Republican political opponents, he said, kept many significant immigration measures from getting off the ground.
Florida-based economics professor and running enthusiast, Markl spent years getting Kourage off the ground.
Some government help would almost certainly be needed to get a universal bank off the ground.
They just need a little help securing the financing they need to get off the ground.
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But now the European Commission, which is overseeing Galileo, says it may never get off the ground.
But even with teachers, getting a Chinese-language program off the ground at a high school is difficult.
The house never got off the ground, but the ideas led to Gehry's surreal, titanium-clad Bilbao design.
Whether, like a 5-year-old, he makes them stop every few feet to pick something off the ground.
It performs a feat equal to a supersonic jet's circling the globe six inches off the ground.
Most didn't get off the ground because of design issues, fabrication problems or a lack of funding.
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In Japan, where even voice mail is still rare, the business is just getting off the ground.
And every month you wait, the more likely it becomes that you'll never get off the ground.
The Depot's founders, Arthur Blank and Bernard Marcus, helped Home Way get off the ground in 1996.
Not long after, he, Davis and Cook pooled their resources and got Energy Transfer off the ground.
By living and sleeping high off the ground, they avoid the clouded leopards and pythons down below.
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