COMING OFF THE HEELS

Definition: Succeeding or following closely after a notable or significant event or achievement.

Synonyms: Following Close, Immediate Aftermath, Close Succession, Direct Consequence, Immediate Consequence

Usage Examples in Sentences

The joyous celebration is coming off the heels of our team's big soccer victory.

A wave of excitement is coming off the heels of the surprise birthday party.

She is coming off the heels of a successful marketing campaign.

After graduating with honors, he is coming off the heels of academic success.

The new movie is coming off the heels of its predecessor's box office success.

The discovery of a potential cure is coming off the heels of years of research.

The chef is coming off the heels of a prestigious culinary award.

The team's victory in the championship game is coming off the heels of their hard work all season.

Her promotion to manager is coming off the heels of years of dedication to the company.

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The award nomination is coming off the heels of her outstanding performances in several films.

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Coming off the heels of their victory, the team celebrated with fervor.

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The movie's sequel, coming off the heels of its blockbuster predecessor, had high expectations to meet.

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The athlete's endorsement deals, coming off the heels of their championship win, skyrocketed.

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The new product release, coming off the heels, sparked excitement among investors.

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Coming off the heels, her promotion was well-deserved after years of hard work.

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After a series of setbacks, the company is finally coming off the heels of a profitable quarter.

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The political rally, coming off the heels, mobilized supporters for the upcoming election.