Sentence examples for has kicked back from inspiring English sources

"The anger has kicked back in," the witness said.

But 12 years after the Dukan Diet was first published in France, the 70-year-old's motherland has kicked back.

With Louis van Gaal's admission that he is determined to sign players in January that will give him "speed and creativity" out wide, the transfer rumour mill has kicked back into gear with a bang at who could arrive at Manchester United in the near-future.

"We may get knocked out of the court on that one but, for the time being, that is the advice we have been given and no one has kicked back to us to say we think you are barking up the wrong tree.

It also has kicked back millions of dollars to university academic programs.

Over the last 10 years, through Jan . 9 the fund has kicked back an annualized return of 1.10%, topping the S&P 500 by 2.48 percentage points.

But my mother's revelation showed I had kicked back.

Coleman had kicked back in penthouses, and he had sweated on a chain gang.

A night of modest tippling may have ushered in these feelings of freedom — though, the morning after, instincts to conform and submit would have kicked back in to restore the social order.

Long after the band have kicked back in with the grand finale and walked offstage, one entire corner of a Berkshire field continues to echo: "He's gone, he's gone, he's gone, he's gone, whoah-oh..."....

Mr. Bannon, who entered his plea before Judge Janet Bond Arterton in Federal District Court in New Haven, admitted that he had kicked back a portion of his fees to Paul J. Pinto, a friend and political fund-raiser of Mayor Joseph P. Ganim.