Sentence examples for to kick start it from inspiring English sources

We were almost ready to kick start it and then we were stopped in our tracks".

The only way to kick start it now is with internationals".

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.

Cooks Illustrated and the Joy both go for a double whammy of raising agents by using bicarbonate of soda as well as baking powder, and activating it with yoghurt and buttermilk respectively (bicarb requires something sour to kick start it), and their toppings are both pleasingly light and fluffy, with the Joy nosing slightly ahead because of the slight tanginess supplied by the buttermilk.

Half of all participants believed that normalisation of testing could be assisted by a nation-wide marketing campaign to kick start it, but also the need for such a campaign to continue so as to help keep momentum by keeping the service in young people's minds.

So I'd like to kick-start it hopefully here this week".

"We had to kick-start it to get to a critical mass," Mr. Shulman said.

After the failed attempts, you needed someone you respected to kick-start it and say, "I'm interested in this"?

The push-button ignition had been ruined in recent monsoons, so she had to kick-start it.

He said he figured creating a community in his current neighborhood would take 10 years, "and we feel we need to kick-start it — we want that now".

At crucial points when the action seems to be stalling, yet another member of the media, a blowsy investigative journalist, is wheeled on to kick-start it, but she's a daft ball of lard, just a keystroke away from paranoia, and that's all she convincingly demonstrates.