Sentence examples for when kick off from inspiring English sources

First impressions can't have helped — Precourt attended his first Columbus game in April, on a night when kick off was delayed after the stadium scoreboard caught fire.

"This is more microphones than we've seen here in 30 years," Hal Handel, Philadelphia Park's chief executive, said when kicking off the ceremony.

Not only do actors have to put up with all the distractions of badly behaved punters, badly maintained theatres, and sometimes badly-behaved staff, but, with our show at least, there have been occasions when kick-off time has been fast-approaching when a selected prop item goes missing or one of the cast gets stuck on our esteemed motorway system – or the theatre's lighting box packs in.

See you tomorrow when I kick off the week's solve before handing over the reins.

So listen to the interview below, and come back on Monday when they kick off the conversation.

When they kick off on Monday, England will have 12 potential opponents in the last 16, from Germany to Iceland.

Shauna Mullin believes both she and Team GB team-mate Zara Dampney can take advantage of playing with the pressure off when they kick off their Olympic beach volleyball campaign in the heart of London next week.

Scotland will be embarking on the most significant of the Home Nations' tours this summer when they kick off the 'Castle Lager Quadrangular Tournament' against Samoa on Saturday.

When they kick off their campaign on 13 June, the stakes will be higher than they have ever been for this group of players.

Equatorial Guinea - nicknamed the Nzalang Nacional - will be making their debut at the competition when they kick off the finals against Libya on 21 January.

The baking temperatures in the Tyrol region of Austria, surely won't be replicated when Cardiff kick off their Championship campaign away to Blackburn Rovers on August 8.