Sentence examples for kicked off back from inspiring English sources

Contribute with Guardian Witness The 50th NFL season kicked off back in September in Massachusetts, as defending Super Bowl champions New England Patriots hosted Pittsburgh Steelers at Gillette Stadium.

For Comcast, the strategy has been many years in the making: it kicked off back in 2014, when Comcast quietly acquired a startup called PowerCloud Systems, a PARC spinoff that had developed tech for people to monitor broadband usage in their homes.

Its original Kickstarter for the Plugaway smart plug concept, kicked off back in May, but it subsequently decided to cancel the project to rethink the design of the plug (1960s orange wasn't proving too popular with backers), and to make being an open platform more of a focus.

The former teacher's sex crime saga kicked off back in December 2013.

A project that kicked off back in February from Eyebeam called Data Viz Challenge asked participants to visualize how taxpayers' dollars were spent using data from whatwepayfor.com.

Chen Xiaoya, China's Vice Minister of Basic Education, summarized China's achievements since the major anti illiteracy campaigns kicked off back in the 1950's.

He fended off awkward questions by talking up the football World Cup soon to kick off back home.Angola, Mozambique and Namibia sent representatives to the liberation reunion.

The Notts County central defender Laura Bassett said: "We've had so many messages of support, it really seems to be kicking off back home.

The film's press pack came with a glossary explaining to reviewers some of the other code-words: "kanga" meaning officer; "tech" meaning mobile phone; "kick off back door" meaning anal sex, and "straightener", meaning pre-planned fight.

Hopper had been serving on the Hawkins police force for four years when Season 1 kicked off, having moved back home from "the big city".

We kicked off and a back-pass from Stuart Pearce fell short and we were a goal down inside the first 10 seconds.