Sentence examples for jump start from from inspiring English sources

The $60 Jump Start, from DLO, doesn't cover the entire back of an iPhone or iPod.

Not the machine itself, however, which soon got a jump start from the "CBS Evening News.

In the past several decades, research in North America, Australia and Africa has shown that many plant species that repopulate a burned area of forest or brush get a jump start from the fire's smoke.

The Rangers, who surrendered three goals to the Bruins (44-24-11) in the first 31 minutes, got a badly needed jump start from Prospal, who scored two goals late in the second period with some help from Wojtek Wolski, who scored the clinching shootout goal against the Flyers.

The result is to write everything down to such low valuations that smart money steps in to buy up the bargains (sometimes, as we saw in the Bear Stearns takeover, with a jump start from the Federal Reserve).

Last night, however, the Rangers received a jump-start from someone else -- their captain, Brian Leetch.

Let's assume that market bulls are correct and that the economy is well on the way to recovery, with a successful jump-start from policy makers.

One example is the superb al dente risotto infused with fresh rosemary, and the chilled carrot soup that receives a jump-start from ginger and lime.

With a $15,000 jump-start from the Motorola Foundation, she and Dr. Merrill, along with a consultant, John Dennis Anderson, developed "Democracy in Performance".

If it emerges that the economy did begin to grow again in late 2009, it will have been thanks to a jump-start from exceptionally loose monetary and fiscal policy.

The Knicks could have used a jump-start from two former Nets, Dikembe Mutombo and Keith Van Horn, but Mutombo strained a right groin muscle in the first quarter and did not return.