jumpstarting's Usage Examples:

It has been credited with jumpstarting the creation of Sherlockian Societies.

and debuted in the tie-in Korean idol girl group Real Girls Project, jumpstarting her career in South Korea.

significant as the place where Johnny Unitas played semi-pro football before jumpstarting his NFL career.

Organized Noize are credited with jumpstarting the rise of Southern hip-hop in the early-to-mid 1990s.

- jumpstarting Kosovo's accession to the UN, OSCE, NATO and EU.

tank during a training exercise, then jumpstarting a hotwired Tomahawk helicopter by manually spinning the rotors and taking.

Spanish, and Italian workers moved to the area over following decades, jumpstarting the growth of Tampa from a village to a bustling city.

Schonberg wrote many articles crediting Cooper with almost single-handedly jumpstarting the Romantic Revival in music.

career, Zoramthanga moved to Mizoram in India, changing his name and jumpstarting his boxing career in 1985.

Compass played a role in jumpstarting the Made in DC movement in 2017, a non-profit with the purpose of building.

La Martinique hired Argentine vocalist Dick Haymes, jumpstarting his career.

Legislature passed the Pari-mutuel Wagering Act in 1984, with the hope of jumpstarting the state's economy.

Many professional musicians see Onstage as a perfect means of jumpstarting a local music career.

Synonyms:

begin; commence; lead off; start; jump-start;

Antonyms:

close; arrive; middle; death; end;