Sentence examples for a push to start from inspiring English sources

For Sánchez, this added a push to start what she terms "this exorcism called Generation Y".

Keller's car, for instance, contains a "push to start ignition button," which helps him drive safely, NBC noted.

Trailing Buffalo 2-1, the Capitals made a push to start the third period, launching 12 shots on goal in the first 15 minutes.

The idea that some people may need a little bit of an extra push to start exercising isn't a unique concept.

Last week, however, a Senate spending panel gave NSF a strong push to start the downselect process.

The N.B.A. is making a new push to start games on time, endangering the elaborate and well-choreographed handshake routines of several players.

Mrs Davies said: "She didn't have a bell push to start with so she couldn't call for help.

The Rangers, having played and won at Anaheim on Wednesday, fought off road weariness and came on with a determined push to start the third to build their lead, going up, 3-1, at 2 46, as a shot by Rangers winger Kevin Hayes went off Kings defenseman Luke Schenn and goalie Jonathan Quick.

McDonald's, for example, recently asked prospective workers to choose which of the following best described them: "It is difficult to be cheerful when there are many problems to take care of" or "Sometimes, I need a push to get started on my work".

But a new study suggests it may just need a push to get started.

DVD buyers may need an extra push to start browsing.