running start

The running start is necessary to avoid the rocks that, a Palestinian subject tells the camera, once nearly broke his back.

According to Bisutti, God Inspired Fashion is already off to a running start.

Elizabeth's Gilbert's book, naturally, gave it a running start.

Leno is taking a running start, a week before the other broadcast networks roll out their fall programming.

A gal that ken jump a six-rail fence—and wissout no running start—don't let her git apast you!

"Well, we've got a running start on that order," and he threw a glance over his shoulder at the mill.

Wilson said we were getting as near as possible first, "taking a running start," to use his words.

We just get a running start and jump on the ice and skeet as far as we could go, and then run some more.

Hans Van Doorst had gone to the raised stern of his wrecked boat to give himself a running start, and as Ramsay looked, he dived.