Sentence examples for kicked off after from inspiring English sources

His political career kicked off after he graduated from univeristy in Bristol.

Still, he kicked off after the field goal, kicked a 23-yard field goal early in the second quarter and then an extra point in the fourth quarter.

But when Arizona State kicked off after its touchdown, Southern California Coach Pete Carroll made sure Leinart was physically O.K., then sent him back on the field.

The public feuding kicked off after Farage decided to "un-resign", going back on his promise to step down after he failed to win his target seat of South Thanet.

But elsewhere in the French capital, an entirely unplanned discussion about women was kicked off after the Stella McCartney show, when the designer talked assembled journalists through her collection.

The frenzy kicked off after the judge, Robin Johnson, lifted reporting restrictions on a private email sent by Saatchi to Lawson in which he referred to her being "off her head" on drugs.

Amidst a wall of noise from the 70,676 Old Trafford crowd, Warrington kicked off and, after surviving a Leeds repeat set, drew first blood on three minutes.

Ironically, these histrionics kicked off right after the World Council of Churches held its international conference to end world racism in Cleveland.

Kicked off investing career after meeting Warren Buffett at a 1959 party.

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Presumably the karaoke kicks off after that?