Sentence examples for kicked off development from inspiring English sources
When Tim Stamper kicked off development on Banjo-Kazooie he told his team that he wanted players to be able to come back to this game in 20 years and still find it fresh and beautiful.
Mosites also tells me they had a bit too much ambition for Streamy, and that the product as it is know is still far from what he and Gray had envisioned when they kicked off development.
Last year, the agency kicked off its Development Leadership Initiative, a recruitment effort to hire more than 1,000 Foreign Service officers in the next two years.
I remember 20-30 years ago, when silicon kicked off technology development, we had this boom in the economy.
Two chemists, one who kicked off the development of Viagra and another who is a YouTube celebrity, have received knighthoods in the New Year Honours.
Mr. Cuomo, sounding downright giddy as he kicked off an economic development conference here, heralded the investment as a "really, really big deal" that proved that New York, especially upstate, could lure new investment from major corporations flush with potential suitors.
You have to kick off process development before you feel the pain, but then you know it's coming.
A selection of APIs, SDKs and new gear will emerge next year and really kick off widespread development of hologram-based "cards" and similar applications.
In Tucson, economic development officials kicked off their bid by promising to deliver a 21-foot saguaro cactus to the company's headquarters in Seattle.
