Sentence examples for get some kicks from inspiring English sources
Laughter is certainly more democratic now than it was back in Voltaire's day, when aristocrats went to the local asylum and taunted the inmates to get some kicks.
Photograph: David Rogers/Getty Updated at 10.10am BST 10.04am BST 70 min Great kick from Cipriani all the way into the New Zealand 22 but it's taken quickly and we get some kick tennis.
Get some kick ass party people Lay down the law (no throwing up, no sex, etc) Find a good place to shack up for the night.
Mark is stumbling over a phrase of fulsome tribute to his benefactor — "ornithologist, philatelist, philanthropist" — and, fuelled by cocaine, du Pont, held in a long take, gets some kicks from his directorial coaching of the young man in the diction of the line and its dramatic contours.
Mark is stumbling over a phrase of fulsome tribute to his benefactor—"ornithologist, philatelist, philanthropist"—and, fuelled by cocaine, du Pont, held in a long take, gets some kicks from his directorial coaching of the young man in the diction of the line and its dramatic contours.
"On the second serve, I'd say his ball toss needs to go a little bit further left to get some more kick on it.
I get some weird kick out of that.
"Maybe the players that were there four years ago, they want to kind of get some extra kick and energy out of that.
