I am looking for an expression that means "right after finishing something, start something". For some reason, the words "fresh off the heels" keep springing up but I googled them and it's not an expression.
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Or the idiom:
The oral examination came on the heels of the qualifying exam. |
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This might be what you're thinking of/looking for. |
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