Sentence examples for sort of kicked from inspiring English sources

That sort of kicked things off.

This guy [the killer] was sort of kicked out of their community.

"Eventually the city sort of kicked me out," he now says.

The three MacAskill children — Leia, named for the princess; Logan, named for the X-Men character; and Audrey, named for Hepburn — had been in public schools, but MacAskill said, "Once our twins got into third grade, some of the issues around non-personalized learning really sort of kicked in".

STEVE GILLMOR: So what I'm hearing here is you've sort of had so much success in the Xbox space that you basically sort of kicked yourself upstairs and that's what I'm hearing.

We just sort of kicked around some fun ideas and then I banged out an outline.

Speciousness aside, a lot of people were (rightly) offended by this, resulting in a Twitter storm which I sort-of kicked off.

After getting to three under par, Woods decided to abandon the technical thoughts he had been using and to begin playing by feel — sort of kicking off the training wheels and trying to incorporate the swing-change concepts he has been absorbing from his teacher Sean Foley for the past year.

And so I left with my ideas of starting my own design studio, which I've been sort of kicking off, in terms of how to improve the world, and then I heard about Lilium and Lilium contacted me.

And then Alvin, sort of kicking and screaming, would go, "Alright, fine, I'll help out".

And the idea that there is a way in fashion for age to be something that we value as opposed to shun and that there is a way to revere age and experience as opposed to, you know, sort of kicking women of a certain age to the curb, that is something that I believe very strongly in.