Jumpstart

He learned how to jumpstart a motorcycle with a dead battery.

The jumpstart was a lifesaver when her battery died on a deserted road.

The unexpected discovery gave a jumpstart to the research project.

The sudden jumpstart in sales was attributed to the company's new marketing strategy.

I keep a jumpstart in the trunk of my car, just in case.

The restaurant aimed to jumpstart its popularity by offering a limited-time menu item.

The tow truck driver arrived with a jumpstart to revive the dead battery.

The mechanic used a jumpstart cable to connect the dead battery to a functioning one.

Can you jumpstart the ride-on lawnmower so I can cut the grass?

The politician hoped to jumpstart his campaign by making a bold and controversial statement.

He had to jumpstart the boat motor by pulling the starter cord several times.

The launch of the new product gave a jumpstart to the company's revenue.

Can you jumpstart my boat so we can get back to shore?

It's important to have a good quality jumpstart in case of emergencies.

The motivational speaker's words gave the audience a jumpstart to chase their dreams.

They attempted to jumpstart their business by skipping the planning phase and launching right away.

The manager had to jumpstart the project to meet the deadline.

The government implemented a program to jumpstart the economy after the recession.

The jumpstart in tourism was the result of a successful advertising campaign.

He hoped to jumpstart his social life by joining a club for singles.

The workshop gave the participants a jumpstart in learning a new skill.

The DJ had to jumpstart the party and get the crowd dancing.

The adoption of the new technology gave a jumpstart to the company's productivity.

The new CEO's vision provided a jumpstart for the struggling company.

The company retreat was a jumpstart for the team's productivity.

The teacher had to jumpstart the lesson when the students lost focus.

The addition of a star player gave the team the jumpstart they needed to win the championship.

They decided to jumpstart the fundraising campaign by offering exclusive perks to early supporters.

They decided to jumpstart their travel plans by booking a last-minute vacation.

I keep a jumpstart in my car in case of emergencies.

The concert was the jumpstart the local music scene needed.

The induction ceremony was a jumpstart for the fraternity's activities.

The groundbreaking ceremony was a jumpstart for the construction project.

She decided to jumpstart her garden by buying fully grown plants instead of starting from seeds.

The financial jumpstart seminar helped young adults learn about budgeting and investing.

The director had to jumpstart the film production after a delay in financing.

She decided to enroll in a jumpstart language course before traveling to France.

The electrician had to jumpstart the compressor to finish the job.

We had to jumpstart the car after the battery died.

The police officer had to jumpstart the traffic flow after a car accident.

The keynote address was a jumpstart for the conference.

The mentor provided a jumpstart for the young entrepreneur's career.

His pep talk gave the sales team a much-needed jumpstart to meet their targets.

The jumpstart worked perfectly and the car started right up.

The teacher had to jumpstart the class and get the students back on track.

The chef had to jumpstart the cooking process when the kitchen equipment failed.

The launch party was a jumpstart for the book's sales.

The coding jumpstart course provided an introduction to programming for beginners.

The jumpstart workshop aimed to teach participants how to create a successful business plan.

I enrolled in a jumpstart program to learn basic computer skills.