Sentence examples for kicking off of from inspiring English sources

As the overall crowdfunding market is expected to grow roughly at a rate of doubling year over year, it is set to rapidly expand with the more immediate kicking off of Title II (general solicitation and accredited investing activity online).

Kicking off of a wall 90 degrees to the ledge will most likely give you that needed boost.

Oh, because there is an re-election campaign kicking off, of course.

Start by kicking off of the edge of the pool and allowing the momentum to carry you as you hold your breath.

Upshaw would be listed higher here, but he was kicked off of two teams in the span of three seasons.

This was the after the Guatemalan government's plan to develop the country in 1976, involved indigenous people being kicked off of their of their land.

They were kicked off of a Manhattan public access channel by Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN), a private, non-profit corporation that the city hired to run the channels.

c) The New Yorker's valiant television critic, Emily Nussbaum, was so thorough in her coverage that she got kicked off of Twitter for tweeting too much.

Those eighteen words got a founder and I kicked off of the trading floor of the NYSE earlier this evening.

Websites with high bounce rates will lose their rankings and be kicked off of Google's first page.

My friends who were kicked off of that reality show are getting married this Fall (family wedding, no video cameras).