Cold water is fine – the prove doesn't need to be jumpstarted by warm water, and a slower prove makes for better bread.
Add the water (cold is fine; the prove doesn't need to be jumpstarted by warm water and a slower prove makes for better dough).
Orbison drifted for a while, starring in ill-received western The Fastest Guitar Alive, before remarrying, returning to music, and seeing his profile jumpstarted by the use of his songs by David Lynch in Blue Velvet.
This examination process was jumpstarted by the two great American dramas of the early postwar years, both from the late 1940s: Williams's "Streetcar Named Desire" and Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman," two very different but equally harsh portraits of shattered illusions.
A project jumpstarted by the upcoming Pan Am games, it's set to be completed in 2015.
I've recently started to read comic books again, both new and anthologized titles, with the habit jumpstarted by DC Comics' 2011 re-launch of its line.
It may be too early to say who authorized the Pathankot attack, but it clearly benefits those who risk going out of business if the peace process between India and Pakistan, jumpstarted by Modi's visit to Nawaz Sharif's ranch, goes through.
The abolition movement against slavery, the women's drive to vote, the major protections for workers, farmers, consumers and the environment, advances in civil rights and civil liberties were jumpstarted by those who had a vision of a better society and the energy to want change.
Handshake, with its close relationships to universities, can jumpstart accounts, by populating them with data, to immediately support students.
