Sentence examples similar to kick-off term from inspiring English sources
This very argument and the ensuing spats have led Airbnb to cut SF listings (almost in half) following the city's kick-off of new short-term rental laws.
Everton have warned FC Twente they must accept the renegotiated terms before kick-off in Wednesday's Premier League game against West Bromwich Albion (19 45 GMT) or they will turn their attentions elsewhere.
After winning by a 2.57 million-vote margin, Buhari was expected to kick off his term by cracking down on corruption and reclaiming some of the $15.7bn that has been taken out of Nigeria illegally in the past decade.
When Felipe Calderón was declared president on September 5, 2006, after his win by a narrow margin instigated a months-long post-electoral process, he kicked off his term with a military crackdown, deploying around 7,000 troops to his home state of Michoácan where five severed heads were rolled onto a dance floor that same month.
He joined the BJP in 1991, one of the first low-caste leaders to do so, and kicked off his term as the party's national spokesperson with controversial comments, including once saying that "Islam and Christianity are alien" to India.
