Sentence examples for gain a head from inspiring English sources

By mastering platforms' unique strategic challenges, you'll gain a head start over your competition.

Brawn sacrificed the development of last year's car to gain a head start on this year's car.

Mr. Sobyanin, appointed mayor in 2010, had two years left in his term when he resigned suddenly in June to force snap elections and gain a head start against his competitors.

The price of the communist surrender in 1989 was that the old elite was able to turn its power into wealth, using connections, slush funds and privileges to gain a head start in the country's shift to capitalism.The Kaczynskis found that idea repellent.

Against the backdrop of the raging civil war, Syrian Kurds have already etched out a measure of autonomy in their territories — not because they have taken up arms against the government, but because the government has relinquished Kurdish communities to local control, allowing the Kurds to gain a head start on self-rule.

The price of the communist regime's surrender in 1989 was that members of the elite were able to turn their power into wealth, using their connections, slush funds and privileges to gain a head start in the country's shift to capitalism.Mr Kaczynski found that idea revolting, and wanted a fresh start: a "Fourth Republic", in his words.

Richard Hannon's runner gained a head verdict over Tuesday's rival at Leicester in April and is 4lb better off at the weights this time.

His trainer has been toying with a drop in trip, but strictly on his Dewhurst run – when beaten half a length, bounding home late after Parish Hall had gained a head start – Power is certainly worth the chance to put that behind him.

"It's just been a series of these wonderful kind of moments as Kubernetes has gained a head of steam, and it's been  so much fun to see the community really rally around it".

However, in most cases when "primary" tumor is detected, cancer cells have already moved from their primary site and settled in other organs to continue their secondary growth, gaining a "head start" in the race against malignancy that patients rarely win (Bagi 2002).

When the inning ended, Weaver walked slowly toward the dugout, apparently gaining a head of steam.