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1) He was huddled with John trying to jump-start his car.

2) Congress hopes the tax cut will jump-start the economy.

3) Ferdinand, who missed her first four shots, helped jump-start an 18-4 run with seven straight points.

4) It was thirty-five below, he had to jump-start the backhoe.

5) It was fairly simple to devise an educational jump-start for her.

6) Jump-start your calcium intake by filling your coffee mug with skim or 1 percent milk, drinking it down to the level you want in your coffee, then pouring in your caffeine fix.

7) The government has promised to jump-start the plan by encouraging agencies to use it for everything from taxes and veterans benefits to reserving campsites at national parks.

8) How to get a jump-start: Get to know established midwives and doulas in your area and ask if you can witness a birth or postpartum counseling session to see if the field's for you.

9) Economists said the government was attempting to jump-start a consumer loan market whose frozen state is threatening to exacerbate a looming recession.

10) Instead, patients get a cocktail of therapies to jump-start their brain.

11) The Patrick administration has already invested$1 million to jump-start four proposed wood-burning plants in Russell, Greenfield, Springfield and Pittsfield.

12) Longer-term, these flows will jump-start asset reflation,[http://sentencedict.com/jump-start.html] which will be extended by the greater productivity of assets under private-sector than public-sector management.

13) This could help jump-start the market in these currently unsellable assets.

14) Partnerships in key technologies could do much to jump-start private investment.

15) Jump-start your calcium intake by filling your coffee mug with fat-free or 1 percent milk.

16) To jump-start your career search, jot down two lists: one listing what you're good at, and one of things you love to do.

17) The video cover says it includes two 40-minute fitness workouts plus an extra 10-minute jump-start mini workout.

18) When I speak, I tell my audiences, "As you get out of bed each morning and stumble into the bathroom, jump-start each day with a positive attitude.

19) Start-up grants and government-sponsored research centers would be one way to jump-start vertical farming.

20) Expect him to urge Mr. Obama to be aggressive and creative in trying to jump-start lending — and to avoid the rosy predictions that have made the Bush administration appear to be out of touch.

21) Thanks to a busy lifestyle (who's got time for spontaneous sex?) and hormonal changes[sentencedict.com], Cooperation stage women and men need kissing and caressing to jump-start desire.

22) Even in the huge $14 trillion-plus U.S. economy, that should be enough to jump-start economic activity and raise justifiable fears of runaway inflation.

23) By starting your day setting your 10 top goals you jump-start your creativity — which will motivate you for the rest of the day.

24) But now, as then, powerful forces are ideologically opposed to the whole idea of government action on a sufficient scale to jump-start the economy.

25) If this is your first project that uses MDD, bringing in experts to jump-start the team is a good choice.

26) Designed sprag overrunning clutch is key component between output of gas jump-start engine and input of jet engine.

27) Other nations are trying various economic measures to either jump-start their economies or lessen the impact of recessions.

28) This article does not replace these offerings; it simply introduces the reader to CMM and provides tips to jump-start your process improvement model.

29) Charlie, if the emotion of the moment is jobs, jobs, jobs, how do we jump-start that?

1) He was huddled with John trying to jump-start his car.