Similar words: kick-start, kickstand, rock star, kick against the pricks, trickster, quick study, backstage, start. Meaning: n. a starter (as on a motorcycle) that is activated with the foot and the weight of the body kick-start. v. start (a motorcycle) by means of a kick starter.
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1 Kick start Your Day - Plan out tomorrow.
2 Governments have to kick start the energy revolution by implementing renewable energy laws across the globe.
3 So all we need to do is to kick start the project and avoid the infamous Indian bureaucracy.
4 The beautiful music video is to kick start the campaign "Save The Human"... thank you to all who made this video available.
5 Exercise regularly a good way to kick start your life is with some cardiovascular exercises.
6 He also called on other travel companies to join in the effort to "kick start" business growth in similar ways.
7 All wanted to help kick start medical humanities in a developing Asian country.
8 Such unorthodoxy succeeds only if its purchases are temporary - and sufficient to kick start credit markets and the economy.
9 After World War II,(www.Sentencedict.com) Unites States has received a kick start in Economical and cultural areas which also contributed highly to the wide spread acceptance of English as an official language.
10 Since 1996, other autoimmune diseases have been treated successfully by suppressing the immune system and then transplanting blood stem cells to kick start fresh cell production of damaged tissue.
11 In a week of landmark announcements, the company has managed to charm the Hewlett Foundation and kick start its strategic planning process.
12 He then asked the key question: "How were you able to kick start your life back in 2005 and begin your journey to a better more productive life?
13 While doubts lingered about the ability of bond purchases to kick start a moribund economy, there was a sense in the market that the Fed was open to doing more if the recovery remains sluggish.
14 Kylie's mum Carol, could probably take a lot of credit for helping kick start Kylie's acting career.
15 The following are six tips to help you on your journey to get that degree or certification you've always wanted and give your career a kick start.
16 Check out these 40 extraordinary examples of edible art to kick start your hunger.
17 This creates an automatic priority system that will help kick start your To Do Mojo.
18 But after years of low or no growth[sentencedict.com], a sharp currency depreciation could be a last resort to kick start the economy.
19 And while he has focused his energies on trying to kick start the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, his entreaties haven't exactly been well received or borne any fruit.
20 But Beijing must strike a fine balance in its bid to kick start the housing market.
21 However, the support of Semantic technologies by big companies like Facebook, Google and Best Buy will be enough to kick start this new era of a smarter and more structured Web of data.
22 A glass of banana and kiwifruit juice before bedtime can kick start your parasympathetic nervous system, relaxing you and helping you get some sleep.
23 Rather than hitting the snooze button 20 times, get out of bed.Rising early is an amazing way to kick start your day.
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