Sentence examples for set to kick start from inspiring English sources

The American duo Jason Kokrak and Charley Hoffman are a shot back on six under but Donald is well set to kick start a season that has returned only one top-25 finish and saw him miss the Masters.

French group EDF today agreed a £12.5 billion takeover of British Energy in a move set to kick-start the UK's nuclear power strategy.

Webster finally looked set to kick-start his Rangers career after captaining Dundee United to Scottish Cup success and making a Scotland comeback during a season-long loan spell at Tannadice.

Reckitt shares have had a lot thrown at them this year – index reweighting, large share placings, weak first quarter sales, P&G set to kick-start their business, generic Mucinex launched, raw material headwinds etc.

Thanks to support from China, Fortescue Metals Group is set to kick-start its expansion plan to challenge its rivals BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto.

For instance, it remains to be seen whether the White House and Congress will agree about what to do about the automatic tax increases and spending cuts that are set to kick in at the start of 2013.

Women's Professional Soccer, a start-up league set to kick off this spring, suffered a setback when a sponsorship deal with Whirlpool –an economic casualty that announced 5,000 layoffs for this year fell through at the last minute.

The 2016 National Football League season is set to kick off tonight.

"Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Pink" is set to kick-off in May.

Rhys sets up a fund raising webpage for Patrick and sells his car to kick start the donations.

The sequester, an $85 billion round of automatic spending cuts, is set to start kicking in on Friday after the White House and Congress failed to reach an agreement on taxes and spending.