Sentence examples similar to kick off late from inspiring English sources

It kicks off late at night from Clapham Common and races the sun to the beach.

That's what the center is attempting to do with its Weegee Walks, which kicked off late in February.

It was a long day, the match kicked off late, it went to extra time and it wasn't great weather".

That was always going to be the case with kicking off late in the competition so we knew we would face this problem if we did qualify.

"This is the first (and I believe, only) time the result of an abandoned game has been allowed to stand by the Football League – the game having kicked off late due to the somewhat farcical journey there by the Gillingham squad".

"This is the first (and I believe, only) time the result of an abandoned game has been allowed to stand by the Football League – the game having kicked off late due to the somewhat farcical journey up there by the Gillingham squad".

A replacement bus took the team to the match, which kicked off late at 16 30 BST.

Irish ran in six tries in beating Bordeaux-Begles 16-43 in a match that kicked off late on Saturday evening.

Eastleigh boss Richard Hill talking to BBC Radio Solent: "We have kicked off late, we know the other results and we have to win but that's been the case all along the last 11 games, we have picked up 22 points.

With "general availability" set for October, Microsoft and its hardware partners will largely miss out on the lucrative back-to-school computer shopping season that kicks off late in the summer and generally runs through September.

This season Toronto Fashion Week kicked off late, trailing behind a smattering of shows thrown independently by designers who didn't need (nor want) the Fashion Design Council of Canada's runway.