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Get off to a flying start

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Positive Implication

Implies an enthusiastic, strong start; often signals a hopeful outlook for what's coming.

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Her speech got off to a flying start and captivated the audience immediately.
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Not Literal

The phrase is figurative; it doesn't mean starting with actual flying but rather quickly and effectively.

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Martha's fundraiser got off to a flying start, with donations pouring in on the first day.
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Action-Oriented

Used when the start involves action or a significant step, not just a passive or quiet beginning.

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The sales campaign got off to a flying start, breaking records within hours.
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