How To Use Jump-start In A Sentence
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Likewise, it was ixnay on the ommentcay when asked about reports that former show exec producer Nigel Lythgoe is returning triumphant to the show after having been pushed aside a couple of seasons back when that was their Really Bright Idea for jump-starting "Idol" and revving up ratings.
'D.C. Cupcakes' will get second season; only Ryan Seacrest certain on 'Idol'
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We work in a very open environment to promote a free flow of communication, but this meeting really jump-starts it.
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Some students in remedial courses are older workers trying to jump-start a new career.
One-third of students need remedial college math, reading
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The cut, which would be the Fed's ninth this year in its effort to jump-start a flagging economy, would push short-term rates to their lowest levels in nearly a decade.
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They proceeded on the wrongheaded premise that if you got money to the banks, it would "unblock" the flow of credit to the economy and jump-start it again.
Marshall Auerback: Memorial Day Recap: War, Spending, and Employment
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The board also established new jobs for seasoned construction pros, including someone to jump-start its stalled and troubled school projects.
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A jump-start on a pro career makes sense - assuming there is a pro career, and this is the area where allowing high school players in the draft gets dicey.
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Gnat came back from her trip supercharged in some odd way - a week with cousins, older cousins, jump-started some portion of her brain.
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Get a jump-start on your competition with some pre-season cross-training.
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Fuel deliveries and jump-starts also fall into this category.
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Those triumphs quickly turned sour when looting and lawlessness took over the thinly patrolled streets, embittering residents, stalling reconstruction and giving the insurgency a jump-start on the occupation authorities.
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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.
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The opening of the Ace Hotel in 2009 helped jump-start a revitalization of the neighborhood, though it is still scruffier than popular downtown destinations like SoHo or the Meatpacking District.
NoMad Hotel Gets Investors to Plant Roots
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The omens didn't look good when the intrepid explorers had to jump-start their old bangers to reach the end of the street.
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What you need is a jump-start, a spark that will get your motor running and take you from zero to 60 as fast as possible.
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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.
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Respondents report that they jump-start strategic initiatives by funding them above normal spending limits.
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Brazil, Argentina and other countries in the region jump-started their economies with liberal economic policies.
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These writers do not present the only way to jump-start our sluggish sense of wonder.
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Right now, you've got a president who's floundering, trying to find some way to get his campaign jump-started.
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Simone de Beauvoir jump-started the feminist movement with a book titled The Second Sex.
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Jean Pisani-Ferry, director of Brussels-based think tank Bruegel, said France should focus less on fiscal belt-tightening and more on jump-starting its economy, even if it means higher deficits in the near term.
Fresh Worries of Recession Grip Europe
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Ian Morgan said he changed his vote after Wilson stopped to give his car a jump-start with only 45 minutes left until the polls closed.
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Likewise it was ixnay on the ommentcay when asked about reports former show exec producer Nigel Lythgoe is returning triumphant to the show after having been pushed aside a couple seasons back when that was their Really Bright Idea for jump-starting the show and revving up its ratings.
Fox suits: No "Idol" deals. Seriously. We mean it. For realsers.
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Because the team was so bad, a number of young players got jump-starts on their careers.
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The occasional high-rep set, however, is an excellent tool for jump-starting a stalled routine and turning up the heat on lukewarm muscles.
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Flat tire assistance, fuel delivery, lockout service and jump-starts are all included, up to $150 per incident.
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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.
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Chill cosmetics in the refrigerator to jump-start sluggish, hot skin.
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By starting your day setting your 10 top goals you jump-start your creativity — which will motivate you for the rest of the day.
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But she also hopes that the government - which authorized the work - will give them a jump-start financially as well.
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BASH: McCain says he's going to Colombia to spotlight his support for free trade, which he calls crucial to jump-starting the U.S. economy -- a sharp difference with Barack Obama.
CNN Transcript Jul 1, 2008
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The timing of this legislation could not have been better for the technology industry - an industry that is in dire need of a jump-start in spending.
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Congress hopes the tax cut will jump-start the economy.
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BASH: McCain says he's going to Colombia to spotlight his support for free trade which he calls crucial to jump-starting the U.S. economy.
CNN Transcript Jul 1, 2008
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Since I want to be fired up 100% of the time, a new perspective is always a great jump-start for me.
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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.
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Jump-start Your Novel with Kitty-cats in Action will have new and expanded material that adds up to a bookful of coaching on the craft of creating compelling fiction.
Writer Unboxed » 2008 » March
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By starting your day setting your 10 top goals you jump-start your creativity — which will motivate you for the rest of the day.
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The terrorist attack blew a gaping hole in that landscape, but nothing else fundamental has changed in the city's economy - which suggests that a vigorous rebuilding would jump-start the area all over again.
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Have you ever been able to jump-start a car that seemed to crank OK but wouldn't start on its own?
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So she calls another DJ, maybe somebody like Jon Voigt, who doesn't know about no-call lists, and Play Misty for Me does not jump-start Eastwood's directing career and none of us get to see those Sondra Locke movies.
The movie plots that technology killed
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Taking a skills clinic can jump-start your mountain-biking education by compressing a lot of information into one or a few days.
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Ultimately, Mr. Cain succeeded in stanching the bleeding and stabilizing the business, rather than jump-starting growth.
Cain's Legacy: Selling Big Ideas
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And they all more or less got their jump-start as a result of the Native Federation of Alberta.
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The male passengers were asked to get out and help push the bus to give it a jump-start.
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Proponents of the reform said it was needed to put the postal saving system's massive deposits into the hands of private investors and provide a strong jump-start to the economy.
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The chief of the Taiwan-based foundation visited China in October 1998 in an unsuccessful bid to jump-start the stalled dialogue.
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The removal of regulatory and other structural impediments to private sector investment could also play a big role in jump-starting the foreign investment drive.
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The old economic models are broken, and a little entrepreneurial populism is exactly what is needed right now: someone with fresh ideas regarding how to spur manufacturing, how to jump-start new industries and companies.
Mike Lux: Restoring the Balance
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That means getting a jump-start for next year over the guys who are in it this year.
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It relies on a 15-play script to give the game a jump-start, but that didn't happen in the first half.
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Only Loveland bothers with snowmaking on its lower runs, and that's just to jump-start winter - it opened for skiing this season on October 18.
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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.
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To give the sweet peas a jump-start on the season, lightly scratch the seed coat with sandpaper and soak the seed in water overnight.
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Boxing drills aren't just for pugs anymore - they'll jump-start your fitness for mountain biking, paddling, climbing, and more.
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That will give your preparer a jump-start on filing your return.
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This, of course, served to jump-start the local automobile industry.
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The video cover says it includes two 40-minute fitness workouts plus an extra 10-minute jump-start mini workout.
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I hope these suggestions will serve to jump-start the maintenance transformation process and provide a fundamental strategy for rethinking and reengineering Army maintenance.
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Spending has been jump-started by a drop in interest rates to 30-year lows as well as by the best monsoon since 1988.
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He was actually really nice, the way he offered to try to jump-start the car.
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He asked if the guys could give him a jump-start.
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Then, ask just what is required to jump-start genuine wealth-creating opportunities for indigenes of the oil-producing states.
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The oxygen is designed to give skin that's tired and sallow a jump-start.
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A Hounslow man who got into his car to give his relations' car a jump-start, was arrested for drinking and appeared at Feltham court last week.
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In an effort to jump-start stalled talks, federal mediators have offered binding arbitration to Northwest Airlines and the company's mechanics.
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There's a push on in China to jump-start the semiconductor sector.
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By cutting back once a month, perhaps as a way of jump-starting a healthier eating plan, you could rid yourself of a lifetime of excess calories.
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In all, $80 billion of stimulus grants has been spent to jump-start clean-tech industries such as solar thermal.
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He said our role is not to jump-start your campaign and all of a sudden make you competitive.
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Presto was a word Bernie sometimes used, like just before turning the key that time he was jump-starting the DA’s car.
To Fetch a Thief
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The bailout money was supposed to be used to jump-start the economy by re-energizing lending.
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Braden suggests that first-timers hire someone with government experience to jump-start a subcontracting venture.
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Congress hopes the tax cut will jump-start the economy.
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Still, although these preclimb climbing trips have honed many an alpinist's mental acuity, mountain acumen, and technical skill, they are usually too short to effectively jump-start physiological acclimatization.
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A surprising number of optic injuries are caused by bungee cords, sparks from using tools or jump-starting a car, or from flying champagne corks.
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Good nutrition during that period really jump-starts the recovery process.
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The debate over how fast governm ents should withdraw economic stimulus intended to jump-start growth in the wake of a global recession is expected to dominate the G-20 talks.
Leaders Play Down Economic Divisions
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Congress hopes the tax cut will jump-start the economy.
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The first thing you want to remember when jump-starting a car is that a slight possibility of explosion does exist.
