Sentence examples for soon kick off from inspiring English sources

These two states, with a combined population of 4.3m mostly white people, will soon kick off the 2008 primary season (see article)—and also influence the presidential race out of any possible proportion to their size.

The two governments will soon kick off talks about cooperation in the telecommunications, semiconductor lighting and wind power sectors, according to Xinhua.

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, 23 March 2005 – A nationwide polio immunization campaign supported by UNICEF will soon kick off in Ethiopia, seeking to protect more than 15 million children under the age of 5 from the devastating disease.

The two medalists were soon kicked off the team, and as Hoffer reveals, that was only a prelude to death threats and more.

Starting with the floaty falsetto and mellow hum of keys, the track soon kicks off with a throbbing drum pulse underneath.

As explained in a follow-up post linked to from the now-defunct Leak website, the founders had first built Leak on top of the Mandrill (MailChimp) API, got suspended, then moved over to SendGrid, and were soon kicked off that service too.

She won't perform in the historic Just For Laughs festival, soon kicking off its thirty-first year on July 11th, and she hopes other comedians consider refusing so too.

As RIM navigates some particularly rough seas, it appears as though the company may soon kick-off a good old-fashioned corporate governance shakeup in order to please their shareholders.

He fended off awkward questions by talking up the football World Cup soon to kick off back home.Angola, Mozambique and Namibia sent representatives to the liberation reunion.

So when I heard of the BBC Arabic Festival, soon to kick off its second edition in London, I was excited.

"If you are trying to kill DACA, I want to give you the opportunity to rip my DACA card" said Andiola to King in the state that will all too soon officially kick off primary season.