Sentence examples for a kick start of from inspiring English sources

Solving visibility problems, over capacity, empty loads and bad bookings may need a kick start of a very real commitment to the collaborative process, and this means being open to working with other entities.

With straight-set victories in the Round of 16 as a kick start to the second week of Wimbledon, Serena and Venus Williams began closing in on Hingis like walls in a claustrophobic nightmare.

Pedro Martínez blew warm air into his cold right hand Sunday night, searching for the grip on a four-seam fastball, searching for a kick start to the 104th season of Boston Red Sox baseball.

The last day he went off in the first match with America in need of a kick start.

By returning theater to a human scale, it gave a kick-start to one of the most significant trends of the post-Soviet stage.

It was kind of a kick-start to my hockey career too, in the N.H.L., so all good memories here.

But at the lower end of that range, Louisiana's share might not give much of a kick-start to the $50 billion plans the state has developed for long-range flood protection and coastal restoration.

Mr. Wheater, 48, is poised to give the Joffrey, based in Chicago since 1995, a bit of a kick-start.

Mr. Esmond at Toyota said big incentives were not part of the company's long-term strategy but appropriate right now because the company "needed a little bit of a kick-start".

Prof Keen says, to ensure fairness and political acceptability, and to give the economy a bit more of a kick-start, every citizen should get a cheque.

IPC Media is to raid the NME and Melody Maker archives in a bid to kick start sales of music and film title Uncut, which relaunches on Tuesday.