Sentence examples for try to kick off from inspiring English sources

It's still a bit awkward and uncomfortable; we tug at the collars of our new reality, try to kick off the shoes.

"He's trying to kick off the mass market for renewable energy".

When Clough appeared in the directors' box just before one o'clock the City Ground rose to acclaim him and warm themselves on the memory of those wonderful 18 years; it was pointless trying to kick off.

On Friday, Keller, the interim coach, will lead this patched up team on to the field against Hannover 96 in only the 10th Bundesliga game of his career, as the team tries to kick off its Ruckrunde campaign with a win in front of the vocal Veltins-Arena faithful.

The unspoken rule: never try to kick someone off the stool.

I have to wonder why Lucious didn't try to kick Hakeem off the board after he started Lyon Dynasty and screamed about how he was renouncing his last name.

This tournament has seen Chile chart a course from romance via the decision not to suspend Vidal over his arrest on drink-driving charges and Gonzalo Jara's digital provocation of Edinson Cavani, to the pragmatic decision to try to kick Argentina off their stride.

Baseball could try to kick it off as it approaches a fresh season and as Foxsports.com's Bob Klapisch suggests, a good start would be for the players' union to embrace the test for human growth hormone instead of reverting to its usual obstructions and denial.

When he tries to board the train again to get his belongings, the Afro-Puerto Rican rapper throws soup on him and she and another passenger try to kick him off. .

In Bangkok, according to Vadim, if you try to kick the party off your ship, your cargo simply won't get unloaded.

In a lawsuit, the Broussards argued that the contamination was so bad that Texaco had breached the lease and that they would try to kick the company off the property unless it was cleaned to their standards.