Sentence examples for the kick start of from inspiring English sources

I'm back at DC10 next week for the Monday Circo Loco party, and for me that will be the kick start of the season.

A punk rock take on drag and house balls, the Brawl has been running since 2011 and was the kick start of "Manchester's Drag Explosion". .

An Oscar is less and less the final payoff for a movie's success and more and more the kick-start of a second campaign.

He knows the biography of every tear, from the tattered hem of the leg ("that's from slipping off the kick-start of my bike") to the shredded back pocket (where the zipper of his wallet cut it up) to the imprint of his favorite pen.

The day before he died, Roger announced that he was taking a "leave of presence" necessitated by the reappearance of his cancer, and even though the message was a farewell, it was also full of plans for the future: the redesign of his Web site; the kick-start of the latest iteration of his television show; the refocusing of his energies on the films he most wanted to write about.

However, when the level of proteasomal activity within the cell drops, the transcription factor can travel to the nucleus of the cell and kick start production of more proteasomes a phenomenon known as 'bounce back'.

Monty Panesar was finally unveiled by his new county, Sussex, today and declared: "This is the kick-start to the second phase of my career".

Sadly it has taken this terrible act of terrorism to kick start the resurgence of atheism in our modern society and to motivate atheists to organize.

In all countries, funding from GHIs provided a substantial amount of money, usually with a clear conditionality related to quantitative targets achievement, to kick start the disbursement of the next financial tranche [ 21].

"So, while I continue to finish the job of reform in policing, I am also determined to properly kick start the job of reform in fire".

Use your bully pulpit instead to kick start the wheels of justice, effect meaningful reform, comfort those in need of comforting and let the sunshine in.