Sentence examples similar to kick start this trend from inspiring English sources

Le Carmen kick started this trend.

Apple could kick-start this movement in the coming months.

Now, more women are starting to ride these machines, and a number of female-only clubs have helped kick-start this trend.

Every dog has its day… Conron, 85, kick-started the trend for 'designer dogs'.

In 2004, they started organising club nights in East London, at Bethnal Green Working Men's Club, kick-starting the trend for rock'n'roll tea dances.

Claire Jacobs, founder of Vajazzle.me.uk, which kicked-started the trend for having crystals applied to one's nether regions, has seen growth of 534 per cent since last year, and developments in the genre – notably, the Leg-jazzle and the Pejazzle (you can work that one out yourself) – mean business is booming still.

Motorola, which kick-started the trend towards more fashionable handsets, has now sold 50 million Razr phones since the handset was launched in 2004 – more than the number of iPods shipped during the same period.

"Hopefully the California initiative is going to kick-start this and bring down costs," he said.

If they can kick-start this then that is great.

This will help kick start your body for the day.[17].[17]

In a sense, this is just a kick start to the subsequent estimation process.