Examples of 'head start' in a sentence
Meaning of "head start"
The phrase 'head start' usually refers to an advantageous position or early advantage in a particular endeavor or competition. It implies that someone or something has gained a lead or advantage over others at the beginning, providing them with a head start or headway
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- An advantage consisting in starting a competition or task earlier than might be expected; given (or taken), for example, prior to the beginning of a race.
- A factor conducive to superiority and success.
- In the United States, a government-funded preschool program for impoverished children.
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I want to get a head start on the media.
A head start will give better result.
I really wanna get a head start on my homework.
I was hoping you could give us a head start.
She wanted a head start finding vivian.
They have got a long head start.
We can get a head start by testing it now.
Child budgeting has had a head start.
She had a good head start on a shiner.
Guess i will be needing a little head start.
I am gonna get a head start on the fertilizer.
Nobody had noticed the head start.
I got a head start on you in that department.
I am just getting a head start on the day.
I need a head start to get as far away as possible.
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He said that you got a head start.
I was hoping to get a head start on a couple of questions.
That gives him quite a head start.
I want to get a head start on the preparation.
Poor little mite needs a head start.
I am gonna go get a head start decorating my room.
Gellar does not have much of a head start.
We got a head start through the woods.
Gives us a chance to get a head start on him.
I am getting a head start onthe funeral arrangements.
But you have got a head start.
We will get a head start on the cocktails.
But this one had a head start.
We got a head start with those last coordinates.
Maybe we could get a head start on them.
A head start makes the chase more fun.
I would like to get a head start on busting it.
The neutrinos had an insurmountable head start.
Or at least give us a head start before you do.
Our head start will not last long.
I hear they got a head start yesterday.
Get a head start on your complaints.
You would have a head start at least.
We figured we might as well get a head start.
You can get a head start on that.
I was hoping you can give us a head start.
I am just getting a head start redecorating my office.
Hannes could use a bit of a head start.
Europe has a sizeable head start in public transport.
Of the tesseract and have a head start.
I just need a head start on the other two.
But they have a big head start.
Gaining a head start at higher education.
Akley seems to have quite a head start on us.
Gives us a head start raising a family.
