"It's like the A.D.D. has kicked in".
The city's famous philanthropic tradition has kicked in, too.
And now the international festival has kicked in too.
"But that's been dropping day by day as our cuts campaign has kicked in," Moorhead says.
And now the TV thing has kicked in as a wonderful surprise.
However, if your Lipitor has kicked in, ask for both; it's the kind of place that will oblige happily.
Perhaps the negative feedback of cloud cover has kicked in, dampening global warming, or the ocean absorption of atmospheric heat is playing a new and more decisive role.
Thankfully, since the 90s, a phenomenal rearguard action has kicked in to protect and breathe new life into these treasured institutions.
Once the band has kicked in, nothing can distract you from the clarity and oomph of her voice, a gorgeous instrument that slides though dissonant squeaks, flattening, pure tones, and various throat noises.
This is usually when they are back at their homes and the exhaustion has kicked in".
Now that logic has kicked in, CMGI sorely needs expertise in managing business operations, because the prospects for several of its companies are unclear.
