Sentence examples for We'll kick off from inspiring English sources

We'll kick off our discussion on Monday.

We'll kick off the weekend Thursday night with a post-generals dinner celebration with graduate students at Whig Hall.

We'll kick off the party with a wine and appetizer reception, followed by a panel discussion on how authors create, share, and preserve knowledge in an ever-changing media landscape.

We'll kick off with a magnum of rosé, and all the wines will be planned in advance – after all, what you drink with a meal is almost as important as the food.

We'll kick off with Leeds United, who forked out a record £4.5m twice - for Tomas Brolin in 1995 and Lee Sharpe in 1996 before shipping them both off (to Palace in 1998 and Bradford in 1999 respectively).

We'll kick off the evening with a fireside chat with Facebook security engineer Benjamin Strahs, followed by a fireside with Bradley Tusk, a man who needs no introduction.

"I'm carefully optimistic we will kick off negotiations this year," Alexander Stubb, the Finnish minister for foreign affairs and trade, said after a panel on trade issues on Saturday.

"The stars aligned and we are thrilled to announce that we will kick off the festival with The Judge," enthused festival director Piers Handling.

"I'm carefully optimistic we will kick off negotiations this year," Alexander Stubb, the Finnish minister for foreign affairs and trade, said after a panel on trade issues at the forum Saturday.

Mr Brown said: "A No vote on 18 September will not be an end point, but the starting gun for action on 19 September, when straight away we will kick off a plan to deliver the enhanced devolution that we want".

This is where we will kick off from 8pm, and where the networking will take place.