Sentence examples for going to kick off from inspiring English sources

I'm going to kick off that ownership.

Because, sooner or later, the chances are that it's all going to kick off.

If anything was going to kick off anywhere, it'd be there.

Is it all going to kick off big time, like on YouTube?

"There's no music, people are chatting, but you know it's going to kick off later".

This game is going to kick off at least five minutes late..

The maps of the two host countries projected onto a curtain of falling water, followed by the sights and sounds of Equatorial Guinea and Gabon! 1819: For a brief moment the music paused and it looked as though the draw was going to kick-off.

One day after the Charlie Hebdo attack Bushido posted a selfie wearing a Nike sweater with a "Paris" logo and the claim "Things are going to kick-off again soon!

In other words, if you're going to kick someone off a plane, you had better be sure you're kicking them straight into the VIP lounge with a huge gift certificate and possibly even a hot stone massage.

"I love the fact we're going to kick it off.

Uncle Dave left the Opry for a long time, but as an old white man, they weren't going to kick him off.