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Today's Idiom = "Get A Head Start On Someone Or Something"

Get A Head Start On Someone Or Something ( start early; begin running the race before the other one ... )

"get a head start on someone or something"

Example: "The only reason you finished before me is because you got a head start on me." Another example: "Let's get a head start on this project so we finish before the sun goes down."

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