Sentence examples for going to kick start from inspiring English sources

"We can't keep saying every time we get a win that it is going to kick start our season," he said.

Remember when the New York Cosmos signed Pele and it was going to kick start America's love affair with the domination of soccer?

"Hopefully the California initiative is going to kick-start this and bring down costs," he said.

8.25pm: Well if it is going to kick-start Europe, the effect isn't immediate.

Mrs. Inserra, who runs a produce brokerage business, said she believed the project is going to "kick-start" Alexandria Bay.

We're going to have to see the new administration step forward and announce some of these plans that are going to kick-start the market".

We hope this is going to kick-start us in the league as well, because it should give us some confidence.

"It's going to kick-start the economy," he said as he gave a tour of the site, which still has telephone lines and fire hydrants, but also land soaked with industrial solvents.

The chief U.S. economist at consulting firm IHS Global Insight said the president's proposals for infrastructure spending and research subsidization could help, but they're "not going to kick-start the economy".

I'm going to kick you".

For while we wring our hands over something nasty posted on Secret about someone in Silicon Valley, different legal jurisdictions mean full-blown libel actions are probably going to kick off as these apps start hitting other shores in larger numbers.