Sentence examples for gradually kick from inspiring English sources

"He's ahead at the 100m mark and I gradually kick into another gear and cruise over".

In addition to the electric shocks, they said, guards would tie their limbs to four beds, and gradually kick the beds farther apart.

However, 1) We think Anglo's savings initiatives are credible and will gradually kick in; 2) we like its commodities mix (iron ore, platinum, diamonds), and 3) most of the headwinds are now well known/contained (Minas Rio essentially de-risked, Sishen and Los Bronces' copper grade issues well flagged) and 4) Anglo's valuation is attractive relative to peers.

Since the U.S. Supreme Court's 2007 ruling that greenhouse gasses could be regulated as an air pollutant under the Clean Air Act, EPA has been moving to collect information on emissions and then put in place a set of rules that would gradually kick in over the next decade.

"Gradually, kicking and screaming," Rinzler notes, "traditional book publishers and sellers are being dragged into the 21st century.

If the GOP sticks to this line, don't be surprised if Mr Obama ends up putting off budget negotiations until after his re-inauguration in January, after the tax hikes and defence-budget cuts gradually start to kick in.

Gradually the mind kicks back in and then decisions and realities came one after another.

In answer to the second question on timing, the spending slowdown that would ensue is likely to kick in gradually.

His arrangement of Thelonious Monk's "Think of One," from "Double Booked," opens with a skittering refraction of the theme before the trio kicks in, gradually sidling into "Stakes Is High," the J Dilla-produced title track from a 1996 De La Soul album.

Under the rules of other CSAs, savers who fail to meet their targets see their balances gradually dwindle, as punitive fees kick in .People in poverty often need access to their cash at short notice, whether for a medical emergency or to take advantage of a business opportunity," says Nava Ashraf of Harvard University.

Eminox has also worked to help companies meet London's Low Emission Zone particle pollution standards for trucks, buses and other large vehicles, rules that were set out by the former mayor, Ken Livingstone, and brought into force gradually, with the final phase kicking in at the start of this year.