Sentence examples for article kicked off from inspiring English sources

While we've addressed love and intimacy before, and offered readers the opportunity to chat with a Reading Club article's writer, this time, the young couple who are the subject of the article kicked off our comments.

A Boston Globe article kicked off the latest round on Thursday by floating the possibility of an all-female ticket -- specifically one filled out by Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

The article kicked off by overbroadly stating that Taitz was fined "for her work on the case," not mentioning that the issue is that "her work on the case" sucks.

That's how this Telegraph article kicks off in a report that was widely quoted by a ton of tech news sites and blogs.

The article kicks off with quotes from Hewitt's recent denunciation of the App Store's approval process, which he says sets a "horrible precedent for other software platforms" (an assertion I wholeheartedly agree with).

Last month the EU parliament's legal affairs committee approved the final text of the copyright proposal — including approving its two most controversial articles — kicking off a last-ditch effort by groups opposed to what they dub the 'link tax' and 'censorship machines' to marshal MEPs to reopen debate and be able to amend the proposal.

In the article that kicked off the analog/propositional debate (Pylyshyn, 1973) the expression "propositional representation" was restricted to computational representational schemes based on predicate calculus notation.

The gem of wisdom that kicked off this article came courtesy of a micro-course created by Vitaly Golomb, a mentor at 500 Startups.

The buzz was kicked off by an article in The Daily, an iPad-based news publication.

Since the daily running of the bulls at Spain's weeklong San Fermin festival kicked off Tuesday, new articles about injuries from the dramatic event have popped up every day.

Kicked off so bad".