Sentence examples for enough kicking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Correa certainly has a predilection for grand public stances that portray him as fearless and defiant, whether he is daring rebellious police officers to kill him if they are "brave enough," kicking out the World Bank's representative, expelling the American ambassador or refusing to let the American military use a prominent base on Ecuadorean soil.

MacDiarmid himself supported the NPS, though he was expelled from the party for his communist heresies, and – sure enough – kicked out of the Communist party for nationalist deviation.

Thankfully the chai gave us enough kick to eventually get up and go!

If we can just be within 10 to 12 of them, I'm confident he'll have enough kick left".

At 3pm sharp a mobile sound system is rolled in to the park, and Michael Jackson's Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough kicks off the festivities.

He makes no mistake - it's a simple enough kick from the right of the posts - but it was Ashton's tackle that made it possible.

The irregularity of the ball's shape made chewing a mental game — the equivalent of eating a country sourdough after decades of Wonder Bread — and the ginger gave enough kick to cut through the schmaltz.

The backstroke is a competition stroke, but it is also used in recreational swimming as a rest from other strokes, frequently with minimum arm motion and only enough kick to maintain forward motion.

They have been sprinkled with paprika, oven baked for five or six hours and then marinated in that homemade sauce, served juicy and with enough kick to get your attention.

The net result of this errant test was a massive steam explosion, replete with enough kick to blow the 2,000 ton reactor casting clean through the roof of the reactor building.

If the traditional two-dimensional format of online chess doesn't provide enough kicks, you can go into a 3D environment in which players take the shape of avatars.