Sentence examples for a kick start from inspiring English sources

There is even an interest-free microcredit scheme to give budding entrepreneurs a kick start.

That increase may be enough to give it a kick start.

It got a kick start when the phylloxera pest hit cognac and the Victorians had to find a substitute for brandy.

At the State Department, James P. Rubin, the spokesman, said that "this is the best way to give a kick start to the process".

Yet not all brains deteriorate at the same rate and to the same extent, leading some researchers to argue that the aging brain remains capable of regenerating itself with the right kind of a kick start.

In a sense, this is just a kick start to the subsequent estimation process.

And now he has given e-publishing a kick-start.

"Europe needs a kick-start and today the Commission is supplying the jump cables.

"We needed a kick-start, and the auction provided that," he said.

"I didn't see it go in, but it was a kick-start for me".

The legend peaks and troughs and every few years enjoys a kick-start.