Sentence examples for help kick off from inspiring English sources

"Help kick off an ongoing commitment to serve our communities by taking part in this extraordinary day of service," Plouffe said in an appeal to Obama followers.

Indeed, this gizmo, developed in a drab office park overlooking a duck pond in Guilford, Conn., could have as dramatic an impact as any technology since the personal computer and help kick off a market that one day could be worth perhaps as much as $100 billion.

These humid conditions and a jet stream that has pushed into the northern parts of the U.S. help kick off thunderstorm activity 30 40 days per year.

To help kick off Global Entrepreneurship Week, now in its fifth year, my company, Kauffman FastTrac, hosted an hour-long workshop on developing strategies and tactics for mastering networking.

This month, Annie's List handed the senator $50,000 to help kick off her campaign for re-election next year.

All three will be promoted heavily on the company's America Online Internet service to help kick off the series.

More important than that, Big Night helped kick off a revolution in American food culture.

John Holdren, Barack Obama's science adviser, was a friend and ally of Paul Ehrlich, whose tract "The Population Bomb" helped kick off the overpopulation panic).

In addition to Mr. Aboul Fotouh, the presidential candidate, a procession of reformers sought to run for office on post-Islamist platforms, including some of the young members who, against their elders' advice, helped kick off the uprising against Mr. Mubarak.

Freeman helped kick off the event with a proclamation of support for underrepresented creators, an apt topic for many in the game development industry where female and minority representation has typically been quite low.

Then, there's the ugly accusation that he went to England to help kick-off his son's political career, which I am sure contributed to his tragic decision.