Sentence examples for kicking off the program from inspiring English sources

"The first thing you have to do is make yourself independent," Judge Sheindlin, 64, said in an interview Wednesday at a luncheon at the Bonnie Briar Country Club in Larchmont kicking off the program.

Kicking off the program, Charlie Rose will interview John Doerr, the fabled Kleiner Perkins venture capitalist who backed Amazon, Netscape, and Google.

Maryland took the practice field for the first time under coach DJ Durkin on Monday, kicking off the program's new era.

"Desert Rooftops," an installation by David Brooks, will kick off the program on Nov. 22.

Mr. Maddin, whose film, "My Winnipeg," is in theaters, will kick off the program on Thursday with a screening of "Careful," his 1992 tour de force of repression and eroticism.

CyberGhost will be selecting teams for its bootcamp this September, and is looking to kick off the program in October.

In some states, adults earning as little as $5,000 can be kicked off the program.

Rousey accused Tate of orchestrating mischief, such as putting a Rousey fighter in danger of being kicked off the program while insensitively ridiculing and provoking Rousey's coach.

He pursues Erin romantically and tries to distract her away from her work, so she will be kicked off the program and he can take her place.

By paying farmers and former loggers to serve as stewards of the country's woodlands, instead of simply banning deforestation, the country gained much more forest than it lost in the decade after it kicked off the program.

In a number of other states, people who were kicked off the program because of work requirements were more likely to live in deep poverty than out of it.