Sentence examples similar to kickstart memory from inspiring English sources

The reason for putting HitmanPro with Kickstart on a USB memory stick is so that you can use it to start your PC if it does become infected: it aims to load before the virus.

But the memories will.' The fast life would kickstart a wealth of personal problems.

As much as he's happy to entertain with stories about Chic, he seems equally proud of firing off all three of his Random Access Memories guest appearances in a few studio hours, helping kickstart Daft Punk into finishing the album that they'd been stuck on for eight years.

The result has been one of the most negative electoral contests in recent memory in which Obama is widely painted as having failed to kickstart any meaningful economic recovery, but Romney is described as a rich, elitist "vulture" capitalist out of touch with the struggles of ordinary Americans.

Kickstart lending again to get capital flowing.

Will Dolores kickstart the revolution?

I could totes Kickstart that.

Five steps to kickstart cooperation.

Some foreigners use them to kickstart business ventures.

Hawke wanted to kickstart the "clever country".

That would kickstart the O'Neill era.