Sentence examples for That springboard from inspiring English sources

Tambay admits also that Springboard courses are more expensive than others.

From that springboard Greer, the self-confessed "anarchist" (elsewhere, a "privileged escapee"), was able to vault over a lot of tedious barricade-building before establishing her own risky and raucous front line in the sex wars of the late 20th century.

"They'd talked a bit about trying to get their season back on track and using it as a bit of a springboard and I think we were very keen to not be that springboard.

There isn't that springboard for the imagination.

Being that springboard starts with day one.

Eurogliders never quite matched it, though, and these days they're known mainly as the band that springboarded Grace Knight to a successful jazz career.

"Pushing parents into poverty disproportionately impacts on the young people they care for and denying older generations access to education cuts the aspirational link that springboards their children to continue studying.

On the other hand, I do like the freedom that the springboard of the novel supplies me.

Never mind that his springboard for the table piece "One Flat Thing, reproduced" had something to do with Robert Scott's failed expedition to the South Pole.

Mr. Albecht acknowledged that the springboard for HBO's surge over the last four years was the decision to commit to "The Sopranos," a series that each of the broadcast networks had already passed on.

And yet the company's "order status" Web page, which was updated Dec. 29, says only that Visors, Springboard modules and cradles, which link Visors to PCs, are "shipping within [Handspring's] six-week time frame".