Sentence examples similar to kick started to from inspiring English sources
In a sense, this is just a kick start to the subsequent estimation process.
The 1996 win gave a kick start to the sport in the country.
"Singing seems to break the ice so you have this big upfront kick start to the process of social bonding," Pearce says.
That kind of energy is certain to give a kick start to anyone's relationship!
His enthusiasm for understanding how the immune system might be kick-started to control cancer nearly cost him his career.
Start your engine: Modern bikes no longer need a "kick start" to get the engine running and now start electrically.
Modern bikes no longer need a "kick start" to get the engine running and now start electrically.
"I felt the world had always been kicking me until I started to kick back hard".
Environmental restrictions have started to kick in, limiting production.
Beyond 1313 rpm, aeroelastic flutter started to kick in and equilibrium state was no longer achievable.
