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Meanings of rocky start in English

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Usage of rocky start in English
1
The agency was off to a rocky start with the new president.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
2
After a rocky start, the two appear to be very friendly indeed.
The Guardian
3
GO's rocky start in 1987 proved a harbinger of things to come.
Wired
4
Their special welcome-home evening with Cory was off to a rocky start.
The secret life of ceecee wilkes
5
The Labour Party is having a rocky start to election year.
Radio NZ
6
The company has been profitable for several years but had a rocky start.
Reuters
7
Despite the rocky start, we'd enjoyed a perfectly pleasant evening as a family.
The Book of Life
8
It's been open just under four months and it's been a rocky start.
The Irish Times
9
The programme, launched last August, had already got off to a rocky start.
Reuters
10
But that said, we think the geo-tracking capabilities are off to rocky start.
Wired
11
The Aussies joined forces in 1990 and after a rocky start became legends.
News.com.au
12
Maybe we got off to a rocky start you and I.
Radio NZ
13
The MLS is Back Tournament is off to a rocky start.
Chicago sun times
14
Ultimately, her baby Noah would be born beautiful and healthy- despite his rocky start.
Ebony
15
Tilton's new lawyers got off to a rocky start with the administrative law judge.
Reuters
16
This comparatively peaceful scenario was only reached after a bit of a rocky start.
News.com.au
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Australia
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Ireland
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United States of America
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