It's a decade after second-wave feminism kicked off and since the Equal Pay Act became law.
She said that Rice had lost 14 pounds since things kicked off.
João, a taxi driver, notes a clear uptick in the number of fares since the tournament kicked off.
And, in keeping with its clean-living image, helps connect its customers with non-profits via partnerships that have led to more than 30,000 families making donations of product and time since the service kicked off.
Every one of the suicide terrorist campaigns that's kicked off since 1980 has been targeted against a democracy.
Seven states have kicked off sports betting since May 14, when the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the 1992 Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act, which had effectively banned betting on professional and collegiate sports except in Nevada.
They raised a grand total of US$17 – and kicked off a global campaign that has since raised more than US$170 million worldwide to help fund UNICEF's life-saving programmes for children.
And so kicked off the biggest whodunnit since "Who shot Phil Mitchell?" as the most boring of all the Beales was slaughtered in her perma-shagging prime.
Doctor Who has traditionally kicked off in the spring since its successful relaunch in 2005, largely avoiding a clash with Strictly, BBC1's biggest show, but this year it was switched to the autumn for Capaldi's entrance as the 12th doctor.
Rhimes, whose career kicked off in 1995, has since produced yet another ABC series, Scandal, which began on air in 2012 and is continuing into the third season.
