Noun
a quick and auspicious beginning
a racing start in which the contestants are already in full motion when they pass the starting line
Source: WordNetEverybody should have an equal chance - but they shouldn't have a flying start. Harold Wilson
Get a flying start on your 2021 travel plans over at British Airways, where there are quite a few deals to be had Black Friday. Source: Internet
After a flying start with 5 consecutive wins in 2017, the South African team played against Australia’s Wallabies in Perth. Source: Internet
She made a flying start with three birdies in the opening five holes before putting together consecutive birdies on 13 and 14. Her only blemish came on the par-four 15 which she bogeyed. Source: Internet
Blythswood, celebrating their tenth anniversary in the Chiang Mai Sixes, were their opponents in the final of the Joe Carpenter Plate and the English side looked to have made a flying start as they scored 21 from the first over. Source: Internet
Kilifi got off to a flying start and deservedly took the lead after 12 minutes when James Kazungu beat an offside trap to send a powerful drive into the far corner in the thrilling Pool A match. Source: Internet