flying start

Now, he is off to a flying start in 1996.

The way I see it, we've been given a flying start in a new kind of world.

But our research and services can give you a flying start in new markets.

The most valuable part of our flying start is knowledge.

A couple of this week's offerings are off to a flying start.

Here are some simple exercises to get you off to a flying start.

These increase in speed, allowing for a flying start of the race.

I resisted the urge to begin with a flying start.

"The knowledge gained from sources of that nature gave them a flying start over Earth."

Wrexham got their 2012-13 season off to a flying start.

He held world records for both 25 miles and the flying start quarter mile.

The winners got off to a flying start on the first deal of the day, shown in the diagram.

Dressing Room is off to a flying start and what promises to be an extended run.

Another challenge for the fastest men was the straight mile with a flying start.

In 1993 he also held the record for the 200 m flying start (multiple rider).

A 200 m time trial with a flying start.

Ipswich are struggling for confidence after a flying start to the season.

This had provided the wagon with a good flying start on a fairly level stretch of road.

Fortunately Les stepped in and we've gotten off to a flying start.

Then get off to a flying start in '93 to execute these plans.

Let us work together to enable the court to get off to a flying start when it becomes operational in January.

You did, indeed, get off to a flying start last week, but since then you seem to have gone downhill.

Peugeot initially got off to a flying start with its three cars in the lead during the first two hours.

These contributors say they are driven by patriotism and a desire to get the Administration off to a flying start.

To tell her I'm here, so she can have a flying start when she runs for the bushes?