Sentence examples similar to kick start a group from inspiring English sources
Wright said good starting pitching could kick-start a group of hitters, and Dickey, who has produced quality outings with clockwork regularity, battled through six innings, giving up nine hits and a walk but allowing just two runs.
The challenge is to protect the last quarter, almost all of whom live in poor countries.A donation of $750m from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation helped to kick-start a group called the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (GAVI) in 1999.
Start a group for any goal.
Join them, or start a group yourself.
He wrote, "The Clash, more than any other group, kick-started a thousand garage bands across Ireland and the UK... [S]eeing them perform was a life-changing experience".
Consider starting a group.
Hartshorn identified April's G20 meeting of the group of leading and developing nations in London as an event that could kick-start a challenging summer.
Those oddly assorted images can help kick-start a collection.
"Pregnancy can kick-start a dormant autoimmune disease," Peeke said.
