Sentence examples similar to kick off made from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere before kick-off made the 2012 Olympics feel like a garden fete.

Mick Gianassi, the assistant chief constable of Merseyside police, which was responsible for policing Saturday's Everton v Man Utd game, told Sky Sports News he believed evening kick-offs made controlling crowd trouble more difficult.

Non-stop heavy rain from the kick-off made for a scrappy Lancashire derby before causing standing water to appear on the playing surface.

Torrential rain in the hours prior to kick-off made playing conditions extremely difficult and handling errors were common throughout a testing 80 minutes.

With Henri Lansbury, signed from Arsenal and paraded before kick-off, making it nine summer signings, O'Driscoll can at least reflect on a successful close season recruitment drive.

This is an arms race kicking off, make no mistake, and Amazon wants to get out to an early lead.

This week, the general election unofficially kicked off, making Mitt Romney the likely Republican nominee to face President Obama in the fall.

"Kick Off Ball makes me a bit sad," says Adam Forbes, who is talking my language.

Photograph: Marcio Jose Sanchez/AP Updated at 12.28am BST 12.04am BST Second half: Ten-man Cameroon kick off, having made a change at the break.

Similar levitation would have helped when, shortly after kick-off, he made the mistake of helping out his defence and turned an ankle.

If you start on the touchline, you can always work your way infield once the kick-off is made.