Sentence examples for kicking off point from inspiring English sources

Nowadays fans rely on continuity not closure; they want to keep talking, and whether its Harry Potter or Towie, the primary narrative is only ever a kicking off point for community conjecture and debate.

Pacific Rim is not likely to be that kicking off point but many feel Tull is well-positioned to find the next big thing.

These are some of the ways that technology made headlines at the Sundance Film Festival this year and it's bound to be a kicking off point on what's to come, not only at Sundance but other global festivals and other art and entertainment events.

Some would point to The Velvet Underground & Nico, or solo album Transformer, as possible kicking off points.

Kicking off the back and forth, Garcetti pointed to the Department of Water and Power union, which contributed to a $2 million fund spent on Greuel during the primary.

The kicking-off point of the plot is when Hugo falls into conversation with Michael.

Instead, we've taken it as a kicking-off point that the Brexit vote was won by a council estate in Bolton.

Our holiday is put together by the small and skilled company Archipelago Cape Verde, who very much view Sal as a kicking-off point.

The usual kicking-off point for modern Arthur stories, the pulling of the sword from the stone, comes along in the second hour and for some reason is set atop a waterfall.

Fresh from strategic review to produce a five-year plan, the Wikimedia Foundation plans to open an office in Bangalore in the spring with a view to using India as a kicking-off point for the growth of the online encyclopedia in developing countries.

Perhaps the most interesting tendency in 21st-century hauntings is the FFFF (Faux Found Footage Film), assumed to have been launched with The Blair Witch Project, though I would contend the real kicking-off point came seven years earlier, with Ghostwatch.