flying start
a flying start
An initial advantage, benefit or auspicious position at the beginning or outset of some action or undertaking. John's company got off to a flying start, thanks to his father's generous investments. I'm glad I kept up with my studies over the summer because I'll be off to a flying start when school starts back up. Bryce always maintains his training routine in the offseason so that he gets off to a flying start once we're playing again.
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flying start
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