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Phrases with «to start a movement»
The phrase
"to start a movement"
means to begin a group or campaign that aims to create change or bring attention to a specific cause or idea.
Full definition
to start
(parent phrase)
movement
(parent phrase)
to start a movement
Related phrases
to be off to a good start
to be off to a great start
to get off to a good start
to get off to a great start
to get off to a strong start
to get off to the right start
to get off to a winning start
to get someone off to a good start
to get breastfeeding off to a good start
to get someone off to a great start
good start to the season
good start to life
best start to one's week
one's good start to the season
good start to the year
good start to the day
good start to the week
good start to one's day
to help someone get off to a good start
great start to the new year
great start to the new week
slow start to the year
strong start to the year
great start to the year
start to the year
rough start to the year
great start to the season
great start to one's week
great start to the day
great start to the week
great start to one's day
great start to the weekend
great start to life
one's great start to the season
start to finish
start to end
perfect start to the day
healthy start to the day
start to the day
wonderful start to the week
start to completion
unofficial start to summer
poor start to the season
slow start to the season
start to the season
difficult start to the season
strong start to the season
one's start to the season
one's unbeaten start to the season
tough start to the season
impressive start to the season
disappointing start to the season
one's poor start to the season
bad start to the season
shaky start to the season
excellent start to the season
terrible start to the season
one's impressive start to the season
disastrous start to the season
promising start to the season
fantastic start to the season
bright start to the season
solid start to the season
fine start to the season
rough start to the season
unbeaten start to the season
perfect start to the season
superb start to the season
stuttering start to the season
indifferent start to the season
brilliant start to the season
positive start to the season
mixed start to the season
awful start to the season
decent start to the season
one's excellent start to the season
one's slow start to the season
dreadful start to the season
to start to brown
difficult start to life
rough start to life
impressive start to life
tough start to life
healthy start to life
start to life
mixed start to life
decent start to life
to start to
perfect start to the weekend
start to the campaign
poor start to the campaign
slow start to the campaign
impressive start to the campaign
resistance to movement
to return to the start
to start talking to someone
to start listening to someone
to start talking to people
to return to starting position
return to starting position
to return to the start position
healthy start to one's day
perfect start to one's day
start to one's day
wonderful start to one's week
fabulous start to one's week
amazing start to one's week
start of the movement
Sentences with «to start a movement»
Start the movement by
lifting the left leg higher than the right leg, then lower it as you lift the right leg higher.
(
fitnessandpower.com
)
Second, your abs
start the movement in
a mechanical disadvantage because they are already shortened.
(
hardgainermusclebuilding.com
)
Start movement with
one foot forward and one foot back.
(
womenshealthandfitness.com.au
)
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Definition of TO START A MOVEMENT
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