Sentence examples for a jumpstart to from inspiring English sources

Anti-Communist opposition movements in East Central Europe had coalesced and hardened well before 1989, giving them a jumpstart to democracy once Russia's president, Mikhail Gorbachev, signaled that he would not intervene to save communism there.

Several times, he's run his battery all the way down and needed a jumpstart to get home.

The benefit of a card like this is the points are more flexible than miles, but both types of cards offer a jumpstart to earning more miles.

For those who like to drink, and who aren't struggling with addiction, this is a great idea, a jumpstart to becoming more conscious so they can start to set their own guidelines.

Unbeknownst to me, the epiphany accompanying the appearance of my guitar as a jumpstart to my goal of generosity preceded Random Acts of Kindness Week from Feb. 9-15.

In 1964, China tested its first nuclear weapon, an extraordinary measure of its development, and a moment that gave a symbolic jumpstart to a rapid modernization of science and technology.

Obama campaigned on a platform of a $50 billion "jumpstart" to the economy; a $150 billion investment over 10 years in energy and green technology; and $60 billion over 10 years for a transportation infrastructure investment bank.

Google has announced a $10-million 10-millionto things in the form of "cash prizes ranging from $25,000 to $275,000 to developers whose applications are picked by a panel of jumpstart

But with staging and theatrics by Radugadesign and an atmospheric, ambient score by electronic musician, Murcof the audio-visual piece was an illuminating jumpstart to the summer festival.

Take a look at some of his early recordings compiled on an LP titled Copynature below, and re-watch our documentary--especially if you're looking for an electric jumpstart to get your day going. .

Studies show the opposite -- that a jumpstart leads to more weight loss over time.