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DictionarySeeshowget the show on the road
get the show on the roadTo promptly begin or get something started. Sorry for the delay, folks. I think we're ready to get the show on the road. It's about time they got the show on the road!See also: get, on, road, showget the show on the road and get this show on the roadFig. to get (something) started. Let's get started! Get the show on the road! Get this show on the road. We don't have all day.See also: get, on, road, showget the show on the roadStart an undertaking; begin work. For example, After months of training, the astronauts were eager to get the show on the road. This synonym of get going alludes to a theatrical production going on tour. Also see get the ball rolling. See also: get, on, road, showget the show on the road If you get the show on the road, you put a plan or idea into action. Come on, let's get this show on the road. People are getting tired of waiting. He checked his watch. `Shouldn't we get this show on the road, now that Rolfe's here?' Note: You can also say that you keep the show on the road, meaning that you make sure that a plan continues to operate successfully. It seems to be in everybody's interest to keep the show on the road.See also: get, on, road, showget (or keep) the show on the road start (or keep going) an enterprise or organization. informal 1997 Spectator Much rarer…is the journalist who helps to keep the national show on the road. See also: get, on, road, showget the ˌshow on the ˈroad (spoken) start an activity or a journey, especially one that needs a lot of organization: Right, everyone! Let’s get this show on the road!See also: get, on, road, showget the show on the road tv. to get (something) started. Let’s get started! Get the show on the road! See also: get, on, road, show get the show on the road Slang To get started.See also: get, on, road, show |