41.   He had got a jump on his new practice that morning and had seen a patient.

42.   He suggests some things that really make a lot of sense as far as reading different pitchers, getting a jump and standing down.

43.   He takes extra hitting, he practices getting good jumps, he practices base stealing.

44.   He wants to get a jump on President Bill Clinton, whose new budget will contain his proposals on the subject.

45.   High school was not too early to get a jump on the future.

46.   Hiring remains strong this spring, despite the early start employers made in recruiting to get a jump on competitors, said Hae Yung Kim, a Jobtrak spokeswoman.

47.   Home Depot has let its rivals get the jump on it when it comes to online sales.

48.   How can people like Solowey and Smith get a jump on the rest of the Street?

49.   I think for a certain type, this is a great way to get a jump.

50.   IBM hopes to get a jump on Hewlett-Packard, a leader in network-management software, which is developing its own comprehensive approach.