Object

• change: Companies writing property jump-starts tire changes have plenty of deliver data across.

• car: I have had cheaper sets not jump-start a dead car.

• process: They were offered a selection of words to help jump-start the creative process.

• project: Sometimes an outside opinion, expressed by an expert is enough to jump-start a project.

• career: The Internet has been recognized as crucial to jump-starting music careers for artists such as Sandi Thom and the Arctic Monkeys.

• business: Officials hope that coming right before the festive season, the move will jump-start businesses.

Converse of object

• get: Java enterprise technologies Microsoft got a jump-start with integrating Web services into the.NET framework.

• offer: Geoff said " From a homeless person's point of view, the project offers a fantastic jump-start to getting off the street.

• need: New woodlands tend to have inherently low biodiversity and need the jump-start that bluebells and other woodland wildflowers provide.

Adjective modifier

• fantastic: Geoff said " From a homeless person's point of view, the project offers a fantastic jump-start to getting off the street.

Modifies a noun

• penalty: An excellent seventh position despite a jump-start penalty in race one has been his best result of the season to date.

• service: Additional Services at Pink Elephant Parking Courtesy jump-start service.

Noun used with modifier

• facility: The stuarts could they wanted to facility jump-starts for some services charge.