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    Synonyms and Definitions

    Use "kickoff" in a sentence

    kickoff example sentences

    kickoff


    1. Baltimore took the opening kickoff and with the help of a holding call and a


    2. SF fumbled the opening kickoff and 3 plays later and only 2 minutes into the game, New England had a 7 point lead


    3. By then it was Saturday, and again I was driving fast hoping to make the kickoff of the U


    4. “What time is kickoff scheduled at?” Batistuta asked


    5. Fans arriving at 10 am on Sunday for a 1 pm kickoff, or at 6 pm for a Sunday or Monday night kickoff a couple hours later need something to do to occupy the time before the game


    6. Then near the time of your kickoff event you send a letter to everyone telling them what you learned and what you are doing to address the concerns


    7. You also share some of the exciting things that are beginning to happen and invite them to the kickoff event and one or more other events


    8. Our kickoff Sunday had 120 people and we settled in at about 80


    9. Look again at chapter 4 of section 1 to get more marketing ideas for your kickoff service


    10. Outreach preparations before the kickoff

    11. kickoff at three thirty


    12. From the kickoff it was clear that the RSM was going to have his hands full with the two teams and that the match was going to be very physical


    13. Vendors should be ready and willing assist with the buy-in process by participating in an official kickoff event and by providing management and knowledge workers with additional information


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    Synonyms for "kickoff"

    kickoff send-off start-off beginning commencement first get-go offset outset showtime start starting time

    "kickoff" definitions

    (football) a kick from the center of the field to start a football game or to resume it after a score


    the time at which something is supposed to begin


    a start given to contestants