Sentence examples for may kick off from inspiring English sources
Political persuasions may kick off an interest, but many collections become somewhat bipartisan.
"I may kick off," Ryan said, suggesting that even if the Jets won the coin toss, he might put his defense on the field first.
While we may kick off shoes and go about in stocking feet in permissive workplaces, bare feet even there are beyond the pale.
The project, which may kick off this summer, would require a team of 3,000 Chinese workers, adding more than 4% to the country's population of 57,000.
The film that may kick off the next California gubernatorial campaign was hailed far and wide for its fidelity to the B-movie tradition of noisy, nonsensical spectacle.
IN THE HEIGHTS Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes's new musical, about the largely Dominican community of Washington Heights, may kick off with a vibrant rap number, but its themes — big dreams, young love, struggle without despair — are sampled directly from the mid-century American musical.
The first of 734 ties leading to the FA Cup final on 30 May kicked off this weekend as the extra preliminary qualifying round got under way.
He/She may kick you off the squad if you miss too many practices.
Some drivers may be grumpy and may kick you off the bus if you complain to him if he is late.
A move by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday may yet kick off a round of "global monetary tightening," as Goldman Sachs declared in a new report.
Be that as it may, we kick off at the dawn of recorded time with two cowled, monkish figures, their spartan appearance bespeaking a certain manly and moral severity.
