Sentence examples for bump start from inspiring English sources

Turning the ignition had no effect, so the driver tried a bump start, letting us roll backwards down the bumpy road towards the hairpin bend and the 500m drop below, then slamming the bus into reverse with a mighty jolt that made my head throb still harder.

Schools that have bumped start times an hour later have seen the number of Ds and Fs cut in half.

THE sharp-suited Fifa investigator Michael Garcia jetted into London last year in the hunt for a smoking gun to bump-start his ailing inquiry into corruption in the 2018 and 2022 World Cup bidding contests.

However, Senna bump-started his McLaren and slipped all the way back to 14th.

With thirty minutes remaining, Jack Miller filled the 33-car field with a time 216.154 m.p.h., so the bumping started.

Although Peel was Dandelion's figurehead, Selwood kept the engine ticking over, bump-starting the label several times as successive financers bailed out.

As they did so, Senna bump-started the engine.

Bump started in 2008 as a way for people to exchange contact information without trading old-fashioned paper business cards.

Still, this chart doesn't give a great sense of when exactly the gourd bump starts and ends.

You can set a future publishing date if you want to wait until the bump starts to show.

A report today in the New York Times suggest that Apple's new high-end bezel-less iPhone is going to have quite the price bump, starting at $999.