Sentence examples for due to kick from inspiring English sources

However, this announcement only covers the first phase of tax credit cuts, due to kick in next year.

Muscat had told the Herald Sun that the directive came from De Bohun just minutes before the game was due to kick off.

The changes are due to kick in next April, and there's a lot of debate about what impact they might have on patients.

Yesterday, an hour before Serbia's match with Italy was due to kick off, reports said several fans stormed the team bus with burning flares.

The final lineup for Euro 2020 won't be known until three months before the opening game is due to kick off.

The next big showcase for electric vehicles will be the Formula E series championship announced earlier this year, which is due to kick off in 2014.

This was always likely to be a precious margin, especially with the debilitating effects of the altitude due to kick in.

There will certainly be bigger challenges to come in 2012 with the inaugural Rugby Championship involving Australia, South Africa and Argentina due to kick off in August.

This meant a replay (due to kick off very shortly, as this post is being written) was arranged at Old Trafford in Manchester.

The latest warning about Rio's readiness, all the more significant for coming from inside the IOC, comes less than 50 days before a Brazilian World Cup troubled by construction delays and mass protests is due to kick off.

The Rose Bowl, a traditional showpiece game at the end of the college football season, was due to kick-off in Pasadena, California, at 5pm EST.