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off to a flying start

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*off to a flying start
Fig. having a very successful beginning to something. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) The new business got off to a flying start with those export orders. We shall need a large donation from the local citizens if the charity is to get off to a flying start.
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off to a flying start
beginning very well This year he's off to a flying start, playing very well and winning his first five games.
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Earlier, the Lions got off to a flying start when Ferris showed his best side by picking up a loose ball from the ruck to sprint home.
JUNIOR anglers got their competition season off to a flying start with with a good day's fishing at Cefni reservoir, Anglesey.
A JAPANESE kite festival got off to a flying start thanks to Eijji Osahi.
 
 
 
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