Sentence examples for gives a kick from inspiring English sources

"If one of us hesitates, the other gives a kick.

But the way the power balance has come about gives a kick in the pole to the two-big-tents party system.

The involvement of Justin Timberlake, who confirms yet again his not-unimpressive acting chops as Branch, in a behind-the-scenes role as "executive music producer", gives a kick to the infectious musical score.

"It gives a kick start with a safety net for time and support".

He also gives a kicking to newspapers and conventional broadcasters who, scared of looking backward and hungry for free content, give further amplification to the howlround.

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.

Mr. Obama is giving a "kick in the nose to African leaders, whom he seems to be royally snubbing," said the Fasozine of Burkina Faso.

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.