Sentence examples for kick off programmes from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile last year saw several European MOOCs platforms kick off programmes with the aim of building similar momentum to the likes of Coursera in the U.S. — including U.K.-based Futurelearn, and the aforementioned iversity.
"Football is on our side and wants us to win this case," McInnes told the BBC's Late Kick Off programme.
Our programme was entirely focussed on treatment; medical education on the diagnostic work up could serve as a starting point for a kick off of the programme.
As a result, it was decided the simulation should kick off the programme and the part time programme was overhauled to align it with the full-time MBA.
Publisher Random House hopes it will bring Shakespeare "alive for a contemporary readership", and plans to kick off the programme with prose "retellings" of The Winter's Tale, Shakespeare's late play of jealousy and forgiveness, from Whitbread award-winner Winterson, and The Taming of the Shrew from the Pulitzer-winning American novelist Anne Tyler.
The new series of Late Kick Off, the regional Football League programme, returns to BBC One on Sunday, 10 March, after Match of the Day 2 at 23:25 GMT. .
But owner and chairman Fawaz Al Hasawi chose to stay silent about the speculation and upheaval at the City Ground until agreeing to record an exclusive interview with the BBC regional football programme Late Kick Off.
A structured education programme, KICk-OFF(Kids in Control of Food (KICk OFF), for 11 to 16 year olds with Type 1 diabetes based on the DAFNE principles, is currently the subject of an RCT.
Read the programme, eat your food or watch the players warm up to pass the time until kick off.
South Korea kick off with Kick Off Ball!
