Sentence examples for supposed to kick start from inspiring English sources

All that money in the economy is supposed to kick start other types of growth, like new jobs, construction and investment.

That grant was supposed to kick-start a flow of American charity to the Caribbean from Rockefeller Philanthropy's well-heeled clientele.

The fall in the pound was supposed to kick-start the re-balancing process, by giving UK exporters the chance to cut their prices abroad and become more competitive - without having to squeeze domestic wages or profits.

"Batman v Superman," which is supposed to kick off the start of "The Justice League" franchise, opened in the U.S. on Friday.

The games were supposed to kick off concurrently, at 8.45pm, but wound up starting three or four minutes late.

The whole thing was supposed to kick off from 7 PM on Monday, at a reserve in the Melbourne suburb of Narre Warren, but then posts like this started showing up.

This was the week when La Liga was supposed to kick off.

This movie was supposed to kick off the beginnings of "The Justice League" franchise. .

The offensive was supposed to kick off at the beginning of June.

This is where you are supposed to kick the ball.

Is £100m enough to kick start local business growth?