Sentence examples for gave a kick from inspiring English sources
Though banned from sweets, it still gave a kick to Mexican chili-coated candies; though forbidden in medicines, it still strengthened herbal pills for wheezing Chinese asthmatics.
And the British conductor Simon Rattle, showing no signs of self-importance after his recent deification as the next director of the Berlin Philharmonic, conducted an all-Haydn program in which every phrase gave a kick to the next.
Her band, the Machine, thump the button marked "rockabilly" while she offers lyrics such as: "You hit me once, I hit you back, you gave a kick, I gave a slap, you smashed a plate over my head, then I set fire to our bed".
The 1996 win gave a kick start to the sport in the country.
Givhan also gave a kick-butt defence for infamously covering, so to speak, Hillary's cleavage for the Post.
By returning theater to a human scale, it gave a kick-start to one of the most significant trends of the post-Soviet stage.
It helped give a kick to the business on a psychological basis.
Still, adding low-wage retail jobs can help give a kick to local economies.
There continues to be a debate among economists about how best to give a kick to the economy.
"It's going to give a kick to the industry," Intel's chief executive, Craig Barrett, said in New York.
