Sentence examples for was kickstarting from inspiring English sources
verb
Alternative spelling of kick start
Last autumn, when Labour's formidable MP Stella Creasy was kickstarting the British chapter of One Billion Rising – the global campaign to end violence against women and girls – she held a series of events across the country to discover what people most wanted to raise hell about.
That year, when she was Kickstarting her "Tropes vs Women in Video Games" series, a flash game appeared offering the opportunity to beat her up and her Wikipedia entry was vandalized.
That year, when she was Kickstarting her "Tropes vs Women in Video Games" series, a flash game appeared offering the opportunity to beat her up, and her Wikipedia entry was vandalised.
Matt: Since Kickstarter was kickstarted in 2009, literally hundreds of crowdfunding websites have sprouted up, releasing thousands of projects every day.
His interest was kickstarted by the Education Reform Act in 1990.
The event was kickstarted, rocket-fuelled even, by the involvement of Rory McIlroy.
Comedian/actor Mike Birbiglia's career was kickstarted by the stories he told.
Schwartzman, whose career was kickstarted with the role of Max Fischer in Rushmore, has been in four, and also features in his latest.
The trend for showing music videos first on mobile phones was kickstarted last year by EMI's Robbie Williams, who made the promo for Misunderstood available to 3 customers.
Arnold's career was kickstarted by Cannes and its support and awards for Red Road and Fish Tank, but her youthful take on the Brontë classic seems destined for Venice.
Lowe's career as a comic actor was kickstarted a decade ago, after Richard Ayoade saw her in a play and cast her in the stage production of Garth Marenghi's Darkplace.
