Piping hot, lightly browned empanadas were stuffed with ground skirt steak and cilantro and served in a salsalike Cuban red sauce, which got a jump start of its own from cilantro and cumin.
This is not a jump start of the economy through new purchases of good and services; it is consumers' getting out of their holes of debt owed for previous purchases.
The discrepancy is partly accounted for, in the new order, by presenting the immediate measures as a convenient jump start of a larger process for keeping many more people out.
Today, she said, the state is enjoying $1 billion in new auto-related investment, much of it jump-started by a combination of federal funding and state tax credits.
The CFPB has supported plans that would jump-start refinancings of existing high-rate debt and modifications of troubled loans.
One of the problems the Bupati laid before us was how to jump-start recovery of a vast mangrove forest on the Barari Peninsula, which had been devastated by the 1996 tsunami.
The departure of "The Tonight Show" from New York in 1972 doesn't compare with the Dodgers' departure more than a decade earlier, but it was a major part of the jump-starting of the Los Angeles comedy scene.
And he did not merely stockpile political capital; he spent it on noble intentions, the jump-starting of a capitalist economy, and it is only partly his fault that he was not more successful.
And for the Democrats, it could be a jump-start of the sort Mr. Hinojosa is talking about.
Ward, who clashed with Mr. Cuomo but enjoyed a mostly successful tenure highlighted by a jump-start of construction at the World Trade Center site.
Adding to the chaos at the start was the jumped start of Pastor Maldonado in a Williams, who had moved from sixth on the grid to third by the first corner — leaving the official race starter, Charlie Whiting, shaking his head in disbelief.
