Sentence examples for a kick of from inspiring English sources

"The difference is a kick of colour.

A kick of 47 yards was no gimme.

Luscious but dry, with strawberry-fruit freshness and a kick of spice.

This is a nice healthy winter soup with a kick of freshly grated horseradish.

It was not a mistimed tackle but a kick of foul intent.

I suck in vain upon the yoghurt, searching for a kick of flavour that never comes.

It was mid-September, but already she felt a kick of cold in the air.

Martin mediates the movie and, in the process, gives it a kick of modernity.

At one point, he leaps off the stage with a kick of celebration.

"People get a kick of out the 'really like' part," Mr. Wellborn said.

Conversely, Honduras had come so close – literally a kick of the ball from the title.