Object

• regeneration: Ms Smith said: This £ 12 million contribution to the scheme will kick-start the regeneration of the area.

• revolution: Harlow, I love you Harlow is not such an unlikely place to kick-start a housing revolution.

• career: For some investigators, the grants have helped kick-start a career in academic clinical research.

• debate: How it works Each month a paper will be posted on this site to kick-start a debate.

• economy: Creating one for the Balkans could help to kick-start these economies.

• initiative: To achieve these objectives, kick-start initiatives will be used.

Preposition: with

• money: A bold and imaginative new vision for the Sandstone Ridge between Frodsham and Bickerton has been kick-started with money from the Heritage Lottery Fund.

Used with why or when

• that: This GAGM leak therefore came as the ideal, ' told you so ' kick-start that was needed.

Modifying Another Word

• really: Held on the Village Square on Victoria Street between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. this family event will really kick-start the summer fun.

• also: We also kick-started a series of BGP 45s that kept DJs and would-be DJs the world over very happy.

• effectively: Goals in either half from Lee Bowyer and Mark Viduka effectively kick-started United's Premiership campaign in a quality contest at Elland Road.

• then: The school children will then kick-start the store celebrations by releasing balloons into the sky as part of a balloon race.

• now: Around the globe operators are now kick-starting their network transformation into all-IP networks.

• hopefully: As the levels become higher than the norm it would make me uncomfortable but would hopefully kick-start my own breathing mechanisms.