Sentence examples for To kickoff from inspiring English sources
noun
Alternative spelling of kick-off
To kickoff the season: The N.F.L.'s regular season begins tonight, as the New Orleans Saints take on the Green Bay Packers.
To kickoff "Imagine A Future," UNCF several book awards amounting to a total of $3,000 will be distributed to black female students in New Orleans this weekend.
To kickoff our special series the "Gentlemen's Guide" we offered up a look at some of our favorite famous male style icons.
Only SIX hours to kickoff now.
They could eat Cheetos and ice cream all the way up to kickoff.
Here's his early take: "No. 2 Alabama and No. 14 Arkansas are about to kickoff.
Rules related to kickoffs and players lowering their heads to deliver hits were modified.
Murray had lost the regular field-goal duties to the freshman Trent Mossbrucker and was relegated to kickoffs.
They could proactively adopt rules that the N.F.L. surely will soon, like drastic changes to kickoffs and new limits on head hits.
The new rule applies to kickoffs.
On the kickoff to start the second half, Smith returned the ball 27 yards.
