Sentence examples for a springboard from which from inspiring English sources

Gidwitz plays fast and loose, with reality a springboard from which to reapproach age-old stories.

Lenin and his associates viewed Russia as no more than a springboard from which to launch a global civil war.

That gave him a springboard from which to win the governorship of Massachusetts later that year.There, he inherited a deficit of $3 billion.

The president's job is mainly ceremonial, although it could yet serve Mr Kwasniewski as a springboard from which to dive back into national politics.

"The deal is a springboard from which we will focus on fewer and more profitable themes, especially deep water and integrated gas," he said.

The culinary arts program he attended instead might not land him a spot on the Food Network, but it gave him a springboard from which he could quickly start working and gathering experience.

In the end, academia may serve as a perfect springboard from which to develop a complementary consulting business.

Fed with men and materiel from across the river, it is a constant threat to our right flank; and potentially it is a perfect springboard from which the enemy could start a powerful counterattack".

"It marks a new chapter for Tate but is also a great springboard from which other things will grow," he said.

Thus, the present research additionally provides us with a more ecologically valid test of the group monitoring hypothesis, and a methodological springboard from which future studies can determine whether the compensatory effects of group level processes will persist across situations in which participants have a wider range of blood alcohol concentrations.

While marriage certainly requires a death of the single identity and lifestyle in order for the transition from non-married to married to occur on a healthy foundation, this very foundation can then provide the springboard from which women can more securely explore new areas of passion and possibilities.