Sentence examples for still kick off from inspiring English sources

And even then, it can still kick off.

The vast majority of games still kick off at 3pm, ticket prices are realistic, you can stand anywhere in the ground and will always be guaranteed a warm welcome by people who run their clubs for a love of the game.

The police have just said that the sensible Bosnian fans are leaving while the hard core are still kicking off, now smashing the chairs.

If I could list only one and not 20 reasons why it is still kicking off, it would be the rise of the networked individual colliding with the economic crisis.

He also wrote two books – Why It's Kicking Off Everywhere and Why It's Still Kicking Off Everywhere – in an attempt to explain (you may have already guessed from the titles) why exactly it's been kicking off everywhere.

Still, things kick off in breezy style in the complex's smaller Minerva with a rare revival of this 50s musical.

Production is still scheduled to kick off in London next month.

The athletic director who hired him assuaged Mr. Cook's initial nervousness by saying, "No matter how bad you screw up, Beano, they are still going to kick off at 1 p.m". "That put it in perspective," Mr. Cook said.

If I had one of these things in my entryway I'd still kick them off, but now I'd be kicking them with a purpose.

With more than three hours still to go before kick off there was a carnival atmosphere on Wembley Way.

A Republican-controlled Congress would still be expected to kick off in January with separate bills to repeal the entire law, as well as the penalty for individual Americans who fail to obtain health coverage and the federal subsidies for low-income people enrolled in private Obamacare health policies.