Sentence examples for has a kick from inspiring English sources

Thurston has a kick well charged down.

It looks perfectly innocent, just like a coffee — but it has a kick.

"Bony has a kick in his calf so maybe he's not fit for tomorrow.

(The latter because the sushi chefs are food artists and the accompanying wasabi has a kick).

I turn to Dijon, which is milder and sweeter, but still has a kick, when I want to pep up something with a more complex flavour.

A mixologist needs an instinct for eclecticism (this pairing is dull, that one has a kick) and a sensitivity to context.

If Jack Irish has a kick-arse ending or spectacularly ratchets up tension as it moves along, it would be nice to let people know about it – likewise if the ballooned format begins to wane.

And third, it has a kick-ass new Nintendo-esque theme.

It's still in "early planning," per a press release announcing the news, and has a kick-off temporary management team in place with executives from each organization, and a plan to set up longer-term management structures and an operating HQ in the near future.

+ Turns out, Steve Martin has a kick-ass collection.

Hasn't had a kick up until then.