Sentence examples for kick start from from inspiring English sources

DAVIES: 'I NEED THIStrikerker Charlie Davies's return to competitive play in his M.L.S. debut with D.C. United was a resounding success after a kick start from the club's new captain, Dax McCarty.

"Why shouldn't she have a career?" Her editor, William Sitwell, said: "Yes, she had a leg up and a kick start from her name and celebrity, but now she wants a career.

A $200 tablet, loaded with Amazon's media offerings, is the right product to kick start tablets from niche to mainstream.

From the training, Siraj is now well armed with skills of writing financial proposals that might earn him a kick start grant for his business from Barclays and UNICEF.

The effort was kick started by a $3.75 million grant from the John Sealy Memorial Endowment, a charity that gives exclusively to UTMB, and will employ some 14 people full-time, says Stanberry.

The project was kick started today with £30 million ($45 million) from the U.K. government.

Le Carmen kick started this trend.

This kick makes starting from a dead stop a breeze the bike's best feature in our view and allows easy acceleration around double-parked cars.

Cashman said he was especially pleased about Sunday's game because the Yankees were down, 4-0, eandy and playing sloppily and "desperately" needed a kick-start from someone.

BAGHDAD, Aug. 12 — Iraqi and American officials think Iraq's ailing economy could get a kick-start from American consumers interested in giving Iraqi-made clothes as Christmas presents.

Argentina's originally ailing 2014 World Cup qualification campaign got its kick-start from the moment - at half-time away to Colombia - Aguero was introduced.