Sentence examples for get more kicks from inspiring English sources
They get more kicks the more they spend.
Now, researchers have found a way to grow more efficient LEDs that get more kick from the same amount of current especially in the hard-to-manufacture green and blue parts of the spectrum.
Although he has trained and worked as an engineer in Canada, Brendan Baker seems to have gotten more kicks working with Engineers Without Borders, as a volunteer in Senegal and within Canada, including work on the Board of Directors.
"I'm afraid it's got more kick than yours.
"We are already doing that through our special partnerships with Visa and MasterCard, where if you link your debit or credit card you get more 'kicks' [loyalty points] when you buy, and our full POS integration at Best Buy.
Many participants enjoy competing but seem to get more of a kick from establishing personal bests.
In other words, rats (and perhaps people) that have tried one gently mind-altering substance seem to get more of a kick out of others.
Which other actress can you name who has played both Joan of Arc and a genetically modified vampire and seemed to get more of a kick out of the vampire?
The huge price increases generated by tort settlements have pushed more smokers into higher tar and nicotine cigarettes, to get more of a kick for a buck.
We get more beer and kick it in the back with Dave from Unsane and break some balls.
