Sentence examples for springboard out from inspiring English sources

Her 20-year odyssey became the springboard out of her grandfather's shadow.

During the war, Sri Lankan certified accountants would often use their skills as a springboard out of the country.

Football was the springboard out of poverty for Mr Weah, who was brought up by his grandmother.

Yet ideas are in play elsewhere in the exhibition, even if they often springboard out of familiar subject matter.

This was the Nets dominating the Knicks from the start -- from inside the paint and everywhere else on the floor -- using their crossriver foes as springboard out of the doldrums.

All three artists work intuitively using nature as a springboard, coaxing out their choreographic designs rather than imposing them, letting the subject of their dance emerge quietly.

For all these years the Cannes Film Festival has had this function of springboard, look-out, launching rocket, and it will continue to perform it in the future.

Diane Wehrle, retail insights director at Springboard, which carried out the research, said: "The High Street once again recorded a better footfall performance than shopping centres, with an annual increase in footfall of 1.4% in June, compared with a decline of 3% in shopping centres.

Research carried out by Springboard UK, the industry's recruitment and careers advisory organisation, tends to support anecdotal evidence: the image of long, unsociable hours, hard work and poor pay puts off many young people.

She was given no build-up, no springboard of audience excitement, no pattern even — just told to pump out raw emotion under a blazing sky while she watched the yelling director or the chicken hawks overhead.

Afterwards, Jericho attempted to springboard of the middle rope to perform a backflip, but Tomko rolled out of the way, sending Jericho to crash down to the mat.