Sentence examples for may kicked from inspiring English sources

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.

May kicked things off by giving a little speech about how this "callous regime" fails to follow the advice of the very scientists they'd appointed to look into the issue last week, the scientists called for an end to the cull.

The regulator in May kicked out Swiss bank BSI for similar violations – the first time it ordered a bank to shut in 32 years.

Although May kicked a penalty to restore Toulon's lead, the semblance of order Wilkinson had brought to a largely chaotic approach disintegrated and the Blues ran out comfortable winners.

When Johnson was lobbying for extra mayoral powers last year, Tory rivals were discouraging: George Osborne made fun of him and Theresa May kicked him in the water cannon.

If the Queen, who will be 86 by the time of the concert, recognises some of the names, it may be because many of them performed at her golden jubilee concert in the palace grounds 10 years ago, when the Queen guitarist Brian May kicked things off with a rock version of the national anthem from the roof.

(Your employer may kick in some money, too).

In handball, only the goalkeeper may kick the ball.

New regulations may kick-start growth in mortgages for homeowners.

They may kick it into the long grass.

Political persuasions may kick off an interest, but many collections become somewhat bipartisan.