Sentence examples for kickstart a revolution from inspiring English sources

Carry on like this, a Riot Grrrl rendition by any other name, and she could kickstart a revolution.

Its intriguing 15 days of events could kickstart a revolution in the way theatre is made and shown on the Fringe.

It wants to "kickstart a revolution" in which local authorities will for the first time be required to take self-build seriously, release publicly owned land to self-builders, and give government support to those taking the first step in building their own futures.

On May 11 1860 Garibaldi and his volunteer army, the Thousand, landed at Marsala on Sicily's west coast, aiming to kickstart a revolution in the south (the Bourbon kingdom, the Two Sicilies, included Sicily and Naples), to widen the movement for national unification that was spearheaded by Piedmont in the north, and to march on Rome.

Perhaps most significantly he played his part in reforming the Germany national team set-up a little over a decade ago, bringing in Bierhoff as general manager in 2004 and helping to kickstart a revolution based on discarding the old guard and the promotion of youth.

The 3D sound Mach1 wants to help kickstart a revolution in immersive VR and AR sound.

The introduction of the generous feed-in tariff (FiT) aid scheme in 2010 kickstarted a revolution.

The first Kindle, launched in 2007, kickstarted a revolution in self-publishing and has contributed to the decline of traditional book sales.

When Elon Musk unveiled Tesla's Powerwall in 2015, a battery that lets people store solar energy, it kickstarted a revolution in home energy storage.

It kickstarted a revolution of rapid-fire SMS exchange, custom wallpapers and covers, and janky monophonic versions of your favourite songs.

He promised it would "kickstart a cycling revolution which would remove the barriers for a new generation of cyclists".