get off to a flying start -Idioms

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get off to a flying start

to have a successful beginning

The new restaurant got off to a flying start when many people came during the first weekend.

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get on (someone's) nerves

get on (someone) to do (something)

get on in years

get on one's high horse

get on the bandwagon

get on the good side of (someone)

get one's act together

get one's bearings

get one's comeuppance

get one's dander up

sick of (someone or something)

wear down (something) or wear (something) down

force (someone) to the wall

sell like hotcakes

show (someone) up or show up (someone)

arrive on the scene

boggle (someone's) mind

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