| Before the kick-off meeting, several meetings have usually taken place in the preparation of a project. |
| The crowd was probably north of 1,000 and the kick-off was even delayed to let the latecomers in. |
| I'll be with the team until kick-off and I'll then have to take my seat in the stands, kicking my heels at missing out. |
| Wide-eyed youngsters watched as dozens of fireworks exploded in a shower of colour to kick-off the celebrations with a bang. |
| He suffered the injury at Halifax a fortnight ago, cried off ten minutes before kick-off last Saturday and isn't fit yet. |
| York were unprepared for Featherstone's short kick-off which they executed to perfection. |
