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kick-start

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  1. start (a motorcycle) by means of a kick starter

How To Use kick-start In A Sentence

  • As the country's political heavyweights picked city youngsters off a playground slide, it was clear that these images were designed to kick-start the conference in the Sunday papers.
  • The project organisers also recommend kick-starting the venture by demise chartering six longline vessels under government's current fishing policy.
  • Tyros get kick-started by taking shoeless jaunts around their house, back yard and neighborhood before hitting the trail.
  • He stopped and chatted and spoke of how this hard-won point just might be the kick-start Rangers need, the turning point in their woeful season.
  • For almost its first century, junior football was where most Scottish football greats kick-started their career.
  • The housing market needs a kick-start.
  • All that is needed now is for the action on the field to begin, and this evening it was given a kick-start.
  • Children in Need has become a supporter and is giving them a kick-start in replacing worn out equipment with a grant of £2,661.
  • It was the police overreaction that gave the student struggle its kick-start and helped launch over a year of action.
  • The familiar fullerene soccerball molecule could one day kick-start solar power.
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