Sentence examples for kicking it off from inspiring English sources

This D.C. artist is kicking it off its hinges.

"We liked the position we were in, and even kicking it off to them when we lost the coin toss, we expected the defense to stop them.

Kicking it off at an event in Virginia Beach on Oct. 13, McCain delivered a speech that did not mention "maverick," or "country first," or "no surrender".

"I'm kicking it off by inviting you to take a walk with me in my backyard - something I try to do at the end of the day before I head in for dinner," he said.

Good old Cliff's Notes pegs it as spanning 1910 and 1960, although I'd argue for Conrad's Heart of Darkness and Freud's Interpretation of Dreams among others kicking it off earlier, in 1899.

This crowded blues jam could have been a lot worse, and it was a nice touch to have the rappers kicking it off, although hearing DMC and Chuck D Eric Enochut Eric "Enoch was right" Clapton is a little jarring.

Me and him just kicked it off.

Actually, Tennessee kicked it off.

Let's kick it off with a little visualization exercise.

"A ballpoint pen would kick it off," Mr. Morrison said.

Jennifer Baumgardner and Amy Richards, now 40, kicked it off with Manifesta in 2000.