1.   They use old machinery often with horses and they need a kick start.

2.   Gloucester needed a kick start to get into the game.

3.   The forerunner to this change has been the decision of the Jockey Club with its fairly visionary determination to give Sunday racing a kick start with the experimental meetings.

4.   And then he said, spline on the kick start.

5.   Actually, it might have taken a kick start from Arnott to get the line going.

6.   He seems to give us that extra kick start.

7.   Nor should self-help guru Tony Robbins, whose elevator encounter with Hal kick starts the plot, quit his day job for film fame.

8.   That increase may be enough to give it a kick start.

9.   The home folks needed a kick start.

10.   If designers jump in, boosting domestic and perhaps export revenue, they may just help give the economy the kick start it needs.