Sentence examples for kick off which from inspiring English sources

Santavicca said she had "a real football player mentality" but he wouldn't let her kick off, which she said "makes me mad".

Nappies and sleepless nights are nothing compared to the teenage years, when trouble is not only most likely to kick off (which doesn't matter), but also have genuine far-reaching consequences (which do).

Publishers hope they will be able to replicate the success of other named retail days including "black Friday" – the day after Thanksgiving in the US, when sales traditionally kick off, which has been imported to the UK in recent years – and "mega Monday", the biggest day for online sales before Christmas.

Included in Answerbook's service are a half-dozen "triggers" a retailer can kick off, which help them to configure emails related to things like price drops, cart abandonment, items that have returned to stock, website abandonment, or they can send emails that simply recommend products or showcase what's new and trending this week on the retailer's site.

The kick off, which starts at 12 p.m. every year at 116th Street and Broadway, is where hoardes of skaters meet up, but many were sidetracked at police barricades set up along the length of Broadway this year in an effort to curtail the illegal race, according to accounts and photos on Twitter.

For one of the world's biggest cities, London Live's opening programmes focused on parochial themes and literally kept close to the streets: the Food Junkies discussion of street food was followed by F2 Kicks Off, which features street football.

Players from both clubs displayed a banner before kick-off, which read: "Get well soon!

Wigan's Denis Betts dis agreed, pointing instead to his team's failure to catch the ensuing kick-off, which led directly to Botham's try.

Sadly, the Derby della Lanterna was overshadowed somewhat by running battles between fans outside the stadium before kick-off, which left 13 policemen and a number of supporters injured, though thankfully none critically.

The Poland fans brought the noise – and a flare they lit before the kick-off, which represented an embarrassment for the organisers and their security checkpoints around the stadium.

Updated at 9.38pm BST 3.59pm BST Welcome Evening all – a very late one in the UK with an 11pm kick-off which brings back memories of 1986 and is a useful taster for next year's World Cup.