Sentence examples for got a kickstart from inspiring English sources

The unwinding of Lehman got a kickstart Wednesday, as the firm agreed to sell its U.S. investment banking and capital markets operations and its buildings in New York and New Jersey to Barclays, for $1.8 billion.

All students at Teesside, for example, get a Kickstart award of £500 that in their first year, and Bedfordshire has an access bursary of £450 over three years.

Artificial intelligence is getting a kickstart for the holiday season with an elf-themed chatbot launching at Mall of America.

And sometimes you need a little help to get a kickstart!

The Old Straight Track got a somewhat unexpected kickstart in 1969 with the appearance of hippy guru John Mitchell's seminal The View Over Atlantis.

He chose insurance as an industry because he had a family and could get a loan to kickstart a career as an independent adviser.

During the campaign, Mr. Bush said he would kickstart the stalled process of getting a free trade agreement of the Americas signed by 2005.

You can help kickstart Ghosts and for £6.19 ($10) contribute to its distribution and get a digital download of the movie.

Hopefully getting a director aboard could actually kickstart this and get this movie made before the apocalypse happens and the earth caves in on itself.

Get ready, get set, Kickstart.

The plane must be given a kickstart to get going, so is first propelled by an attached rocket booster.