Sentence examples for get any kicks from inspiring English sources
"I don't get any kicks because we locked up 30 guys, especially those coming here for jobs," Sheriff Arpaio said.
If the audience does get any kicks out of the film, they come from feeling intellectually superior to the characters and taking pleasure in their failure.
He drew some criticism for not getting any kicks and for an inability to read the play, however running a total around 8 km during the game on and off the bench Hunt managed just a handful of possessions and tackles in his side's convincing win.
"You can't get any tougher than that kick in four inches of snow," Belichick said.
Connacht were being forced to soak up constant pressure and Parks' positioning in the number 13 channel meant that he was struggling to get any distance with his clearance kicks.
Not a long time ago, a similar remark would get any Polish right-wing politician kicked out of his party.
And no doubt there are blacks who get a kick out of any attack on whites and cry amen to any pipe dream of salvation.
The revenue model is instead to try to up-sell financial products via its "Ways to Save" pages from which the startup will get a kick back from any sales.
That's where we get our kicks.
