Sentence examples for get a kick from from inspiring English sources

Also I get a kick from other people's talent.

Sports fans will get a kick from a French study of cardiovascular mortality in 1988.

Field greens get a kick from sweet-tart green apple and toasty, salty pepitas ($8).

My fries, for example, get a kick from chile powder and chaat masala.

I get a kick from the risk, I'm interested in how people live, in design, in the concept of home".

· Hays Code alert: In "I Get a Kick Out of You," "Some get a kick from cocaine" is replaced by "Some like that perfume from Spain".

Miliband knows he'll get a kicking from the Telegraph and the others on this.

Quite right: it's the unemployed and poor who are supposed to get a kicking from the tabloids, not multimillionaire pillars of the establishment.

He told MPs Mr Cameron's government "plainly" felt it would get a "kicking" from the tabloids, if it considered moving away from tough drugs laws.

AFFLECK: What about her? KOTEAS: About how she got a kick from being beaten up?

Völler barely got a kick from Walker, who has been immense.