Sentence examples for a kick off of from inspiring English sources

Many people forget that the trip to Texas was a kick off of the next election and Lyndon Johnson's state was a place that Kennedy could ill-afford to lose.

Our programme was entirely focussed on treatment; medical education on the diagnostic work up could serve as a starting point for a kick off of the programme.

We are having a party tonight at Mick's and it's a kick-off in a double sense, it's a kick-off of the tournament and a kick-off of our tour.

Why are Scotland playing France in Paris at a stadium out of town, with a kick-off time of 21 00 local time?

It is an attendance that doesn't match the occasion, but a kick-off time of 7pm on a Sunday is not a friendly one in any city.

Those eighteen words got a founder and I kicked off of the trading floor of the NYSE earlier this evening.

Other rules: A ball can be kicked off of the ground on the second bounce, but it can't be kicked after two whole bounces.

Oh, because there is an re-election campaign kicking off, of course.

Of course we have rules, and there are things that can get you kicked off of a ship.

Uygur was also kicked off of an American Airlines flight but he doesn't believe it was because of religion.

Implementation consists of three stages: the preparation phase includes a kick off meeting, selection of interviewees and development of a survey plan.