Sentence examples for 1 kicked from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hutchins, 43, said his opposition to Site 1 kicked in with the council's vote.

Hopper had been serving on the Hawkins police force for four years when Season 1 kicked off, having moved back home from "the big city".

Nov. 1 kicked off a 30-day voting period for more than 100,000 Native Hawaiians, or those whose ancestry can be traced to the Hawaiian islands prior to Western contact in 1778.

Severe physical acts were measured by affirmative reports of being (1) kicked, dragged, beaten, (2) choked, burned or (3) threatened with a weapon.

Green Bay (1-1) kicked a late field goal to cut the lead to a touchdown, then recovered an onside kick.

But "1984" kicked things up a notch.

Jennifer Baumgardner and Amy Richards, now 40, kicked it off with Manifesta in 2000.

The Lions (9-6) kicked a 35-yard field goal midway through the third quarter.

Kung Fu Panda 3 kicked off with £4.77m including £1.59m in previews.

The United Nations Climate Change Conference COP16 kicked off yesterday in Cancun, Mexico.

2016 kicked off as an exciting year for the body positive movement.