Sentence examples for shows kick off from inspiring English sources
Not many Edinburgh shows kick off with you being handed a steaming hot cuppa and a freshly baked scone smeared with homemade damson jam.
7 30 P.M. (HGTV) CANDICE TELLS ALL New episodes of this channel's prime-time design-theme shows kick off with Candice Olson's transformation of a lakeside home's walkout basement into a mudroom, family room and satellite kitchen to handle holiday overflow and summer barbecues.
The MFA|EDA thesis shows kick off at the Power Plant Gallery at American Tobacco Campus in Durham on Friday, March 3, with a reception from 5-7 30 5-7 30nd screening at 7:30 p.m. Food and beveragescreening served.
His shows kick off on October 14, and as well as our show, they'll be loads of other Lou Reed and Velvet Underground related content such as The First Time with John Cale, an interview with Lou on 6 Music News and a very special 6 Music video interpretation of Perfect Day.
Most shows kick off at 9 PM, which is not a time chosen randomly.
The shows kick off in Jordan, and will bring the band through Iraq, Egypt, Lebanon, and a bunch of other spots you've heard of on the news.
There are new problems for Boeing as the Paris Air Show kicks off.
The series of shows kicks off in Belfast on 22 May before heading to London in November.
As the New York fashion shows kicked off the international winter 2013 season this week, the "ABC's," or "American-born Chinese" have taken a powerful position.
The biannual round of international ready-to-wear shows kicks off on Wednesday with a charity gala to launch New York fashion week.
Documentary A Tribute to David Croft, who co-wrote all three shows, kicked off the tribute evening with 1.94 million (7.9%) between 7.20pm and 7.30pm.
