Sentence examples for that kick off from inspiring English sources
The elements are used as catalysts, substances that kick off or enable chemical reactions.
The two fortissimo chords that kick off the "Eroica" came across like punchy, restless calls to attention.
He still has a devoted core of supporters in the four states that kick off the nominating process.
It's basically a series of connected vignettes that kick off with heartbroken Norah Jones bonding over a blueberry pie one night with Jude Law's New York café owner.
EXPECT righteous indignation, laced with racial animosity, at the week-long annual deliberations of the International Criminal Court (ICC) that kick off in New York on December 8th.
They are cutting their own "Call Me Maybe" video and planning after-parties that kick off at midnight, featuring hamburger sliders and root beer floats.
These funds will be part of the $1.75 billion fundraising campaign that kicks off Nov. 9.
"One of the things that kicked off [the conversation] was my certificate," he recalls.
Been to a Saturday night match that kicked off at 10 p.m.
And it is not centered on the subprime loans that kicked off the housing collapse.
Ms. Carpenter will embark on a tour that kicks off in Charlottesville on June 19.
