Sentence examples similar to term kickoff from inspiring English sources
The spirited argument was a fitting kickoff for a term in which the court is being asked, in a pair of cases, to resolve the ground rules of our democracy.
They battered Buffalo from the opening kickoff, dominating in terms of passing, rushing and total yardage, time of possession, turnovers, even fantasy football points accrued, culminating in a 38-14 thatmph that begged for a new mercy rule.
The league also said that the punt has supplanted the kickoff as football's most perilous play, both in terms of concussion rates and overall injury rates.
At his campaign kickoff speech at Liberty State Park, New Jersey earlier this week, the former two-term Utah governor didn't talk about what he did or didn't do to improve the lives of middle-class Americans in his state.
The kickoff no longer is the sport's most dangerous play in terms of both the rates of concussions and the overall injury rates, according to Allen Sills, the NFL's chief medical officer.
Back where they started at the beginning of the half in terms of scoring differential, Penn State got the ball inside their own 20 after Geno Lewis fumbled the kickoff return (he recovered).
"Kickoff, kickoff, kickoff," Moss said.
