Sentence examples for kicks along from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kaufman, a freshman at the University of Arizona, met Mr. Brown in middle school, when they began rapping for kicks along with a few other friends.

While the original just allowed a few punches and kicks, along with some web tricks, this time around there is a wide variety of fighting moves.

In contrast to the sophistication of carefully argued, long-form journalism, 140 characters won't deliver much analysis, but a burst of humour or anger often kicks along the political argument more effectively.

The All Blacks mixed familiarly going through the phases, with fishing for the breakthrough with kicks along the ground by Carter, by Aaron Smith (the scrum-half who never found his top form), by Milner-Skudder, and even by the superbly scuttling Ma'a Nonu when they ran out of ideas after 12 phases.

Kicks along the isochrons or ones that map isochrons to one another will not produce strange attractors, but merely phase-shifts.

From Fig. 12 one can see that kicks along isochrons or in directions roughly parallel to the isochrons will not produce strange attractors, nor will kicks that carry points from one isochron to another.

Charcoal clams and mussels (£7), lightly redolent of smoke from the hi-tech Josper charcoal oven, are fleshy, briny and luscious, their juices kicked along with a touch of chilli, fennel and garlic.

The folk-rock resurgence set off by Mumford & Sons has not abated, and hand-played, guitar-strumming songs — sometimes kicked along by a beat hinting at dance music's four-on-the-floor — found appreciative audiences.

The songs were kicked along by Jason Boesel on drums (from yet another Omaha band, Rilo Kiley) and topped by up to three light-fingered guitarists along with Mr. Mogis's country instruments and, for touches of stateliness, a trumpeter.

"To say that the equity markets have kicked along, that some of the debt markets are starting to open up in some respects, that therefore we've put everything behind us and it's back to business as usual is just one step far too far to take," Ritchie added.

Bradley, kicking along beside him, had clipped his tee shot to six feet and rattled in the birdie putt.