Sentence examples for supposed to kick from inspiring English sources

It was supposed to kick in.

After achieving the 'bare minimum' last term, United were supposed to kick on this time.

Under the Dodd-Frank Act, the limits were supposed to kick in during January.

This was the week when La Liga was supposed to kick off.

At times, a plan that was supposed to kick in during 2011 seemed like it might never take effect.

The penalty for such actions was supposed to kick in next year; now they'll kick in the year after next.

That grant was supposed to kick-start a flow of American charity to the Caribbean from Rockefeller Philanthropy's well-heeled clientele.

Very light jets were supposed to kick-start a new air taxi industry aimed at businessmen and wealthy travelers wanting convenient, fast, short-hop trips.

The fall in the pound was supposed to kick-start the re-balancing process, by giving UK exporters the chance to cut their prices abroad and become more competitive - without having to squeeze domestic wages or profits.

"We are planning for a domestic league, which is supposed to be kick off next month and I hope the players will have adequate time to prepare.

The breathtaking images that the astronauts took of our vulnerable little Earth are popularly supposed to have kicked off the ecological movement.