Sentence examples for kick start to get from inspiring English sources
Modern bikes no longer need a "kick start" to get the engine running and now start electrically.
Start your engine: Modern bikes no longer need a "kick start" to get the engine running and now start electrically.
Some economists also advocate subsidies to particular technologies because they need a kick-start to get them to market.
Over the past few years a set of platforms have emerged online that give startup's a foundation to get a kick start to building their audience and/or their business.
Ms Berger said it could impact on millions of people across the country who wanted to kick-start 2014 by getting fitter and more active.
Peter & Gordon famously got a kick-start to their recording career in 1964.
And it kick-starts you to make pitches and get through innings".
Nearly half of the state's registered voters have requested ballots by mail, compelling the Obama and McCain campaigns to kick-start their get-out-the-vote efforts — and devise new and imaginative ones.
"You want to kick-start the project, and getting that first buyer can be a challenge, since no one wants to make the first move, so you may offer some incentives.
Also, to get you kick started now on this journey, to healthy love.
A frustrated centre-forward, Mandaric founded the Earthquakes, moved another club from Connecticut to California, tried to kick-start an indoor league and got involved in the sport's national federation.
