Sentence examples for jump start about from inspiring English sources

They also railed against a newer strip aimed at a younger audience, "La Cucaracha," about a group of 20-somethings living in East Los Angeles, while exhibiting indifference toward another, "Jump Start," about a black family.

During George W. Bush's administration, in 2006, under Operation Jump Start, about 6,000 members of the National Guard from across the border region were sent to help Border Patrol agents.

But she could sense the pianist dissembling, could feel it in the atoms between her and the woman, which started to jump about like bubbles in a bottle of soda; she could feel the effect on her skin.

When the game is over, use the Bingo sheets to jump-start discussion about the items that caught students' interest.

But Project X focuses exclusively on the engineering school, providing smaller grants to jump-start projects about which faculty feel strongly but which may be outside their areas of expertise.

The rounds are almost like educational icebreakers they rotate among departments as a way to jump-start conversations about ethics.

The events will be centered around economic equity, health and leadership and are intended "to jump-start conversations about important issues and how they uniquely impact women," an OFA representative said.

I'm reminded of the Twitter conversation "Beyond the Lights" director Gina Prince-Bythewood jump-started last year about the treatment of the so-called "black film" by Netflix, and broader Hollywood.

About halfway through the second song I decided being cool wasn't important and I started jumping about as the band worked the crowd, beckoning them with their hands as if to say "Come on, is that all you've got?".

Or jump-start a discussion about biodegradable materials.

That step has jump-started the discussion about Mr. Kelly's job prospects in the Obama administration.