Sentence examples similar to hard to kick start from inspiring English sources
He would then have the strongest governing mandate in years.For the moment Mr Abe is trying hard to kick-start the economy.
Without a first world market, promising leads for both diagnostics and treatments had been shelved and when the crisis hit manufacturers and diagnostics makers had to work hard to kick-start initiatives and develop the appropriate assays.
His recommendation for a transfusion is always the same -- "a pint of Bud, six times a day" -- but it is sure to make someone laugh hard enough to kick-start a coughing jag.
Western diplomats are also working hard behind the scenes to kick-start the Kosovo-Serbia talks that Mrs Clinton has urged.
"He is just the sort of player that fans will get behind, a hard working youngster looking to kick-start his career at Exeter.
As curious fans flowed through the turnstiles in Newcastle that evening, they were handed clapping sticks to help generate some noise and vibrancy within the stands, while those looking to kick-start active support worked hard to recruit newcomers before they took their seats.
The Rockets offered Felton jump shots and worked hard to seal off obvious driving angles, and he failed to kick-start the offense, going 7 for 18 from the floor with four assists (Lin had eight).
In order to kick-start, place your foot on the starter, then give a little jump and push down hard.
How better to kick-start the year?
