Sentence examples for jump start into from inspiring English sources

AT&T, which is itself in the midst of a big restructuring to reduce its dependence on long-distance telephone services, aims to use NorthPoint to get a jump start into selling high-speed Internet connections.

Cables quickest jump start into broadband would come from luring America Onlines 16 million Net-savvy customers.

The deal will give Sainsbury's a jump start into the e-book market as part of its stated strategy of becoming a bigger player in the digital media business.

Don't jump start into complex language like Java but start with python as it encourages beginners and is composed of basically every little aspect in programming.

If you've never had a job before, it is best to not jump-start into something big that takes up all of your time.

But if the metaphor jump-starts people into thinking about their actions and motivations, the overstatement may be worth it.

Maybe we'll find a way to jump-start them into reaching a higher level, so that they become conscious actors instead of the blind, indifferent electron pushers they've been so far — although, like anyone who's seen a few science fiction movies, I'm not sure this project is particularly wise.

"I was wondering whether to order cake?" she says, "or" – with a merry glance at the menu – "a champagne cocktail?" But then, and before you can say John Webster, we have somehow jump-started ourselves into a conversation about The Duchess of Malfi in which she is to star at the Old Vic, over the road, with Jamie Lloyd as director.

Team GB took advantage of a sloppy start to jump into an early lead and thrill the partisan crowd.

By his own admission Mr. Jenkins sometimes requires a jump-start to get into first gear.

Ms. O'Brien's efforts helped jump-start criminal investigations into the diversion of American-made goods to Iran.