Similar words: headstrong, fits and starts, by fits and starts, lead story, heads, headscarf, at loggerheads, start. Meaning: n. advantage gained by an beginning early (as in a race).
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1. A good education gives your child a head start in life.
2. Give your children a head start by sending them to nursery school.
3. Being able to speak French gave her a head start over the other candidates.
4. Being already able to read gave her a head start over the other pupils.
5. You've got a head start over/on others trying to get the job because you've got relevant work experience.
6. He'd given me a head start in my inquiries.
7. So give her a head start.
8. A new Early Head Start program, designed around new research on early brain development, targets children from infancy to 3.
9. He had a head start, in that he was already a self-made eccentric.
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10. But we still spend enough to provide Head Start to only a third of all poor children.
11. Do not try to give yourself a head start by dieting earlier than you should.
12. The federal government finances the popular Head Start program nationwide for poor 3-and 4-year-olds.
13. New York Head Start programs also were squeaking by, but funding could dry up by the end of January.
14. Second, it gets a head start on the crowd control that the rest of the service will require.
15. This will give you a head start and make it difficult for the driver to follow.
16. Today, Head Start is considered by many one of our most successful antipoverty programs.
17. Even with his head start, I soon overtook him.
18. Even with his head start she caught up with him.
19. This will give him a head start on the day.
20. It was half a mile to the chip shop, so you had to get a head start.
21. He wouldn't be expecting it, and that would give her the head start she needed.
22. Dance off that burnt passion fruit tart with fresh mango and prickly pear to get a head start on 2001 resolutions.
23. He said the nutrition program now reaches only 60 percent of those eligible[sentencedict.com], while Head Start reaches only 30 percent.
24. Parents I know have risked arrest in order to protect their Head Start centers.
25. In reality, he was allowing the guy second in the queue to get a good head start while chatting her up.
26. In 1994, Congress created a pilot program called Early Head Start, for youngsters from infancy to age 3.
27. Hey, look on the bright side, at least it gives them a head start for their biology GCSEs.
28. Thus if the confidential information was published in full detail then the initial recipient would not have a head start.
29. President Clinton has been able to include in the forecast his proposed spending for Head Start and tax benefits for higher education.
30. Sophomore Marvin Powell will have a chance to get a head start at fullback over incoming freshman Ted Iacenda.
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