Sentence examples similar to kicks off work from inspiring English sources

In 1936, Roosevelt, popular and heading into re-election, kicked off work on the seven-building, Art Deco medical complex of 20-story buildings with 1.1 million square feet of space that mimicked the grandeur of Rockefeller Center.

A public informational meeting will kick off work on the study tonight.

The varying kick-offs worked, but it also helped that the order of the matches involved the team with the lowest points difference going first and the one with the highest concluding the weekend.

Before the trial kicks off, more work is needed to show that stem cells altered with CRISPR can be tested in humans.

"Gossip Girl" kicked off its work on television in 2007.

"We filmed Foyle's War in Ireland last year – it kicked off the work thing again for me.

SeaUrchin.IO's acquisition was just a way to kick off the work more quickly.

At that time, Chinese ethnologists had to come up with supportive standards and technical solutions in theory and methodology as the Chinese government had kicked off the work of ethnic recognition nationwide.

We would like to kick off with work that has been selected by curators and have a really open submission period.

The demolition kicked off the work, which will see the buildings totally razed before construction on the project begins, possibly as soon as December, Arandes said.

The marketing teams at airlines usually kick off their work week by figuring out which fares to put on sale, and they release those selections late Monday, or early Tuesday.