Sentence examples for things kicked off from inspiring English sources

Things kicked off at Milk Studios, where Pamela Love hosted a Valentine's Day jam session with the Brooklyn band Vietnam.

Things kicked off this morning with Breakfast vs Daybreak, a programme I have successfully managed to avoid since its very first venture on to screen.

Thankfully we used Caracas only as a hub, a particular blessing when things kicked off during political demonstrations in the city resulting in violence and many deaths.

Things kicked off on a gray Saturday when buses rolled into the Gîte du Mont-Albert, a lodge deep in Gaspésie National Park, about 450 miles northeast of Montreal — the journey's first hub.

Things kicked off in the bottom of the first when, with a man on base, Rocky Nelson, a prodigious slugger of minor-league distinction (two hundred and thirty-four bush league dingers) stepped in against the Yankees' Bob Turley and, as the fellows in the broadcast booth are wont to say, took him long.

Things kicked off when, on February 13 of this year, the United States reached a nuclear deal negotiated by Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill, a career diplomat whose judgment was for once permitted to override that of the ideologues clustered around the vice president's office.

Things kick off on Friday with the Bedlam Fair at Green Park Station, and continue next weekend at Green Park Market and Kingsmead.

Within minutes of things kicking off material like this was all over the social media sites like YouTube.

Things kick off with a reading by Roger McGough and finish with American poet Frank Reeve, with appearances in between by Benjamin Zephaniah, Ben Okri and Ruth Padel, making it a must-see for enthusiasts.

Things kick off on Wednesday with A United Kingdom (pictured above), Amma Asante's drama of love and prejudice in postwar Britain, starring David Oyelowo and Rosamund Pike.

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