go off well

I had so hoped our little party would go off well.

The production went off well enough to be repeated three or four times over the next two years.

You've been watching so you know first bombardment went off well.

Thus far, then, the old men's rational pastime has gone off well.

The operation went off well despite a 500-foot ceiling.

"If that project goes off well, it would be a real economic driver with movies, performing arts, concerts."

She hoped their act had gone off well.

Our meeting on the subject of National Defence, held this afternoon, went off well.

To their relief the crossing went off well.

The event went off well with over 2,000 people attending over the 2 days.

Indeed, it was going off well and everyone seemed to be enjoying it so much till this terrible thing happened.

In the event, it went off well.

If applause and laughter were good barometers, the keynote presentation went off well.

"I hope everything will go off well.

Anyway, it all went off well.

'Well, at least, child, persuade him, I charge you, to make my gala go off well.

The dinner went off well.

"I hope commencement goes off well.

The robbery does not go off well, and the police arrive and start shooting at the robbers, killing Virgil in the process.

Despite the absence of Resham Bibi, the wedding went off well enough.

It went off well, anyhow.

It was generally considered to go off well, unlike the year before, at a different hotel, considering that the hotel was still under renovation.

Oh," said the child, clasping her hands earnestly as she thought of her playfellows, "I do so hope it will go off well!"

"Here are five hundred pistoles," he said; "and if the action goes off well you may reckon upon a similar sum to-morrow."

'All went off well,' answered the cat.