Sentence examples for is trying to kick start from inspiring English sources

He adds: "What I think we should be doing is trying to kick start more of the application development and I think the easiest way to do that is for us to make the data available.

The setback is a blow to Bendtner, who is trying to kick-start his career in Italy after failing to establish himself at Arsenal.

Chris Yapp, an ICL 'fellow' responsible for assessing the 'information society', said the Chancellor was trying to kick-start Britain's transition into a wired nation, but the detailed implementation of an upbeat vision would be crucial.

Japan's Prime Minister - Shinzo Abe - has been trying to kick-start the country's economy since being elected last December.

This year, a super PAC is trying to kick them out.

In an effort to get back into the game, defensive unit, Brandon McDonald, Dejan Jacovic, Daniel Woolard, Chris Korb and Perry Kitchen were very obviously trying to kick start the offense as the continually pushed forward.

It's a habit I'm trying to kick".

My intent was not to kick it into the stands, I was trying to kick it to the referee, but I'm not a very good kick.

Norwich midfielder Robert Snodgrass: "We're trying to kick on now.

"It's trying to kick your leg forward and you're not ready to kick your leg forward," says Gregorczyk, who spent a half hour trying the suit.

Imagine you are trying to kick your behind.