Sentence examples for because it kicks from inspiring English sources
The moment is key, because it kicks off the next phase of the fight over the future of the Internet.
"Any night with a regular slot for arts and performances is great for PBS," Mr. Richman said, adding that "Friday night is particularly good because it kicks off the weekend," and the commercial competition isn't as strong.
Zadie Smith I choose Martin Amis's memoir Experience (Jonathan Cape) because it's exquisitely written, Edward Platt's intimate biography of the A40, Leadville (Picador), for the same reason, and Dave Eggers's A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius (Picador) because it kicks ass.
The Iowa Caucus (important because it kicks off voting and is viewed as an indicator of which Presidential candidates have a chance at winning the Republican nomination) results started pouring in around 7pm CST tonight.
The Holiday Season Every year I love Thanksgiving because it kicks off the holiday season.
Many video card manufacturers still use Quake 3 as a benchmark for performance and framerate because it kicks ass.
But onlyouhavetoe 2000s nostadmit kicks in (oh, hello, denim everythatg).
The party officially has no MEPs in the region, but only because it kicked out Godfrey Bloom last year following the "bongo bongo land" race row.
Later in the day, the White House began arguing that the deal was actually a win for Trump, because it kicked several difficult issues from September to December and allowed Trump to focus solely on tax reform this month.
November will be tougher than usual for the hungry because it kicked off with a brutal blow to their already- meager food budgets, ensuring that 48 million men, women and children will be even hungrier this Thanksgiving.
With its original broadcast last Tuesday night, "Who Wants to Marry a Multimillionaire?" became an unexpected instant phenomenon, not only because it attracted a huge audience, especially of young woman viewers, but also because it kicked off a national debate about marriage, money and male-female relationships in America.
