Sentence examples for a new kick from inspiring English sources
Spaghetti in a creamy bacon sauce is a classic – adding coffee gives a new kick!
There's a new kick to getting dressed: it's playing dress-up.
Songs that sound like meditations on his studio recordings had a new kick onstage; with any luck, he'll make a live album.
By The New Yorker February 1 , 2012The last installments of the "Twilight" franchise have been given a new kick by a new director, Bill Condon.
Without forsaking her all-purpose heroine or altering the basic plot dynamics for placing her in peril, this savvy author always comes up with something unexpected to give her standard suspense formula a new kick.
The pivotal point in the evening when Mae discovers the pose that most becomes her -- at the same time Jo first dons full Westian drag -- now has a new kick of triumph.
At 8.04pm Naval was in the referee's room agreeing a new kick-off time.
The new tablets look identical to the previous generation, offering a tablet form factor, optional covers that can be used as keyboards and a new kick-stand to prop the device up on laps or desks.
Penalties too have been overhauled, with a new kicking mechanic and the ability to vary the run up; you can approach at a slow pace like Neymar, or even curve your run to mislead the keeper.
"They came to me and said, 'We want a new Buffy, we want a new Veronica Mars, we want a new kick-ass female lead on the network.
It's the Euros, the next iterations of Pro Evo and FIFA are weeks away yet, and you're itching for a new kicking simulator to kill time between matches proper over in France.
