Sentence examples for having kicked off from inspiring English sources

Having kicked off in Zambia, the service will be rolled out elsewhere.

The first Harvard Clinical Informatics Lecture Series of 2016 is underway, having kicked off in January with Grand Rounds hosted by DBMI Chair Zak Kohane.

Having kicked off an intriguing story about mental illness and its toll on the family, Russell puts the central issue out of play.

Having kicked off the new year with a scandal over the appointment of the nightclub promoter boyfriend of Mr Ashley's daughter to head its international property arm, things have just got more serious.

There is something seedy about the opening party scene, when the guests lift up the red leather couch on which Violetta blithely strides, having kicked off her high heels.

Having kicked off the Dutch strung more than a dozen passes around the centre of the field at a walking pace, suggesting that they were looking for mines rather than goals.

The game has kicked off.

5.30pm The match has kicked off.

Long before that, though, the scandal had kicked off.

The ABC Brisbane radio debate between Ali France and Peter Dutton has kicked off.

Had it gone in, there would barely have been time for Hull to have kicked off.