Sentence examples for springboard from which from inspiring English sources

Gidwitz plays fast and loose, with reality a springboard from which to reapproach age-old stories.

Lenin and his associates viewed Russia as no more than a springboard from which to launch a global civil war.

He used that as a springboard from which to strengthen the FIA's influence as the powerhouse of international motorsport.

This remarkable ecosystem is the ideal springboard from which Knight-Hennessy Scholars can translate what they learn to achieve maximum impact over the course of their careers.

That gave him a springboard from which to win the governorship of Massachusetts later that year.There, he inherited a deficit of $3 billion.

The president's job is mainly ceremonial, although it could yet serve Mr Kwasniewski as a springboard from which to dive back into national politics.

Past events and conversations serve as springboards from which he leaps off into long passages of wordy rumination.

He then uses these forays into the too-present past as springboards from which to investigate the fragmented histories of his abusive mother and perpetually absent father — so much "collateral damage of the diaspora".

Importantly, CBAs might also serve as springboards from which community coalitions could launch into broader action for community development and policy reform (Parks and Warren 2009).

I felt a bit like Rocky Balboa in the first film: I just wanted to go the distance with Williams, or at least keep up, because whatever questions I had were merely springboards from which he would suddenly and without warning leap.

Her show Trigger Warning won the Barry award at the Melbourne Comedy festival in April, from which springboard her compatriot Sam Simmons went on to win last year's Edinburgh gong.