Sentence examples for time to kick start from inspiring English sources

Adding a retreat to your agenda is a healthy act of rejuvenation and revitalization and what better time to kick start your year then at the start of a new year?

"I think it's exactly the right time to kick-start an effort to support entrepreneurs".

With a reedy voice that could easily be mistaken for a Spanish-speaking Sting, Mr. Olvera sang about the pains of love and hope for the world, while behind him Alex González on drums flashily twirled his sticks; every few songs, Mr. González let a drum machine take over as he stood above the band, then leaped onto his drum stool just in time to kick-start the next verse.

The good news is that getting on a program now gives you enough time to kick-start your metabolism and tone up for summer.

Felled by two strokes after the death of his wife in 1998, Mr. Manchester, who is 79, says he has tried several times to kick-start the writing of the final Churchill book, of which he has completed 237 pages.

Director general John Cridland said: "The government must stick to its fiscal plan but now is the time to kick-start confidence".

Another difference is the ability to run advertorials, plus local TV has public money to kick start it this time – with the BBC contributing up to £40m.

Well for starters you might just create the kind of economy that the Whuffie Bank tried to kick start but this time is a far more natural manner.

Dapsem could create the kind of economy that the Whuffie Bank tried to kick start but this time is a far more natural manner.

"The drop in housing association completions represents the time lag between the introduction of the new subsidy levels in 2013 and the time taken to kick-start many projects previously unviable because of lower grant levels.

The Times hopes to kick-start that discussion through its Agenda project.