If I wanted to kick back, I'd kick back with Trump's books or an episode of The Apprentice.
I assumed my denial reflex would kick back in at the start of this New Year.
"I kind of anticipated that people would kick back against it a little more because it's such a radical change for us.
For those making above $250,000, the tax would kick back in.
The fraudulently inflated amounts, which Mr. Khan referred to as "overhead," would be paid out, and the subcontractors would kick back a portion of the payments to Mr. Khan and other associates involved in the scheme, prosecutors said.
They wore black pants and white shirts, and they walked with their instruments from one club to another, where they arranged with the whores to have their dates request songs, and then they would kick back money to them.
The indictment charged that the chief investment officer of Husic, William Stephens, then planned to use some of the money to buy stock from a company that would kick back 20percentt of the money to the defendants.
At the shape-ups on the piers, where longshoremen would gather each morning in the hope of joining the group that would work on an arriving ship, it was common for a man to place a toothpick behind his ear, a signal that he would kick back some of his pay.
Like all recognizable ways of working, the "mumblecore" filmmakers have attracted imitators and aroused resentment; more or less overnight, they rendered much of the independent-film scene somewhere between stodgy and obsolete, and it's no surprise that those cast in its shadow would kick back.
"Whiskey And Wine" sounds like a guitar folk wedding song that you'd kick back with in a wooden deck chair.
I was feeling pretty lazy today, so rather than manually choose a crazy-caption winner, I decided I'd just kick back and see what our two-time Crazer winner Andrei from Los Angeles was up to back in December of 2007.
