Sentence examples for kicked off from from inspiring English sources
"It all just kicked off from there.
Eventually Mr. Laxe (the character) is kicked off from leading the film, and the children say what they would like to do with the project.
Under the new system, teams kicked off from the 40-yard line, instead of the 35, and touchbacks started from the 20-yard line, rather than the 25.
Along the way, somebody was too excited, which meant Georgia kicked off from the 20 and handed the Vols 15 yards for free.
This prompted an angry response from O'Reilly, who in 2010 called The Daily Show a "key component of left-wing television," and the jousting kicked off from there.
It took them two or three weeks to come back to me and say yes, but it all kicked off from there".
— DUNCAN IRVING New Zealand, in an all-black strip favored by the rugby team (alas, no pregame Haka), kicks off from left to right at an eerily quiet and vacant St. James Parkk.
3.23pm GMT 91 min: West Germany kick off from left to right.
It's spine-bothering stuff. 1 min Chelsea kick off from left to right.
1.29pm GMT 1 min: England kick off from right to left.
2.31pm GMT 46 min: West Germany kick off from right to left.
