Sentence examples for we've kicked off from inspiring English sources

That's why we've kicked off a strategic review internally to start considering our plans," he added.

We've kicked off 2017 with a surprise acquisition of what was planned to be the first big IPO of the year — Cisco snapping up AppDynamics for $3.7 billion, just days before its public listing — and what many believe will be an IPO filing for Snapchat's parent Snap.

"We have kicked off due process, accorded to every athlete as per the rules set by AIU.

"When we had kicked off the game, I'd had a bit of a laugh with Ian Wright, who'd had some tattoos done," he remembers.

We have kicked off a 60-day public-comment period, after which we will evaluate the feedback and move forward, making adjustments where appropriate.

Eastleigh boss Richard Hill talking to BBC Radio Solent: "We have kicked off late, we know the other results and we have to win but that's been the case all along the last 11 games, we have picked up 22 points.

We had kicked off the 4th of July festivities at a happy hour further down Atlantic Avenue.

"We believe that UBS has kicked off the much-awaited industry restructuring, even if each bank takes a different path," Citigroup banking analysts told investors in a research note.

"This was a show we couldn't afford to have kicked off the air".

When we talked about why he had kicked off in the group, he got cross with me again and turned on to his tummy.

However, Mike Sampson from the league said: "We only knew the game had kicked off because the whistle went.