Sentence examples for it a kick start from inspiring English sources

That increase may be enough to give it a kick start.

There needed to be a bit more going on in Ireland in the Web apps scene and we – among the other companies here – wanted to help give it a kick start.

It got a kick start when the phylloxera pest hit cognac and the Victorians had to find a substitute for brandy.

I happened to be fortunate enough to sit next to a very confident, competent, court artist who shared her tricks and what she did and the materials she used and from there, it was a kick start.

"It gives a kick start with a safety net for time and support".

Do not use flammable sprays or liquids to give the fire a "kick start"; it can be unsafe and it often puts them out.

But when Ustream launched a redesign a year ago, it helped kick start growth.

The Groundhog Day project was in development two years before Warchus accepted the job, and he thinks it could kick start a model of new musicals coming from The Old Vic "and finding their way on to Broadway or the West End or on the road".

The idea is that it will be available in the project's early stages, giving it a kick-start.

"Seeing the big boys like Apple, Wal-Mart and Amazon.com get into this, as well as others coming soon, is really what this business has needed to give it a kick-start".

The experts also implore the government to provide adequate long-term funding for the initiative and to give it a kick-start with "one or more long-term core programs".