Sentence examples similar to usual kick off from inspiring English sources
The usual kicking-off point for modern Arthur stories, the pulling of the sword from the stone, comes along in the second hour and for some reason is set atop a waterfall.
Finlay had asked both candidates his usual kick-off questions and found, as he had often found before, that academic candidates rarely handle it well.
The British press contingent here will be in the Pick6 as usual, which kicks off with the Turf Sprint at 17.05ET (21.05 GMT).
For most of Theatreland, it's business as usual as the Olympics kick off.
Nonetheless, fish and wildlife officials -- who began the stocking of 600,000 fish around the state -- say trout season will kick off as usual.
As per usual, the Golden Knights will kick off the season by tackling a tough nonleague schedule in order to prepare for the ultra-competitive Mission League, where the team placed second last season.
We are go, go, go! Everton kick off in the usual fashion, shooting right to left in blue shirts that should say NEC on them.
Inter kick off, playing in their usual home strip.
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To kick off another season of gridiron action, we're calling an audible on our usual lineup of actors and musicians in favor of stadium fare.
