Sentence examples for head start today from inspiring English sources
"I would not vote against Head Start today," he said.
ComScore yesterday predicted that e-commerce sales would jump by 14% this holiday season compared to last year, to $42 billion, and some numbers just out from IBM's Benchmark service — an ongoing measurement that covers some 500 of the largest online retailers in the U.S. — indicate that consumers are getting a head start today.
Why prolong the inevitable sobbing until the second season premiere of "This Is Us," when you can get a head start today?
Mardi Gras celebrations get a head start this weekend at Jimmy's No. 43, 43 East Seventh Street (Second Avenue), in the East Village.
The result was that any comparison between 2008 and 2016 would be inexact as Democrats would benefit from a significant head start this year.
The new season doesn't start for another month, but the Costa Mesa Playhouse is getting a head start this weekend.
A Seattle woman in her 90s is helping a much younger generation get a head start this fall.
WORK on Mr. Potato Head started last year in a heavily guarded Disney research plant a few miles from the company's headquarters in Burbank, Calif.
Brunch with Santa, a Rams Head tradition, returns to the Rams Heads starting this Saturday.
For $50 million, 6,000 children could attend Head Start next year.
There is no doubt the bloom cycle is off to a head start this year.
