Sentence examples similar to kicks bought from inspiring English sources

Maybe somethin' to go with those candy red kicks you bought for your next salsa class?

They found that Spicer often drove recklessl for fun and also got his kicks by buying several cars at a time.

Dyson had grasped what the companies trying to make hundred-dollar vacuum cleaners had forgotten: that a lot of people get their kicks from buying appliances, and are willing to pay a premium for a machine that will deliver an emotional experience.

The visitors' streetwise tactics of using Priestland's booming kicks to buy field position and then choosing their moment to run the ball paid dividends after just seven minutes when Rhodri Williams rounded off a fine try.

But in the worst case, where the loans in the portfolio default, the insurance that the bank has bought kicks in and covers its losses.

Nearly 4,000 plug-in hybrids, which typically run for about 30 miles on a battery before a combustion engine kicks in, were bought last month, up from 2,301 in May 2017.

In similar vein, he promised a whacking 8% supertax on the banks and a kick to buy-to-let landlords who are set to lose lucrative mortgage relief.

"You kick on buy accepting you are Brighton playing a second season in the Premier league.

And you can zone out on the really blurry parts and not miss a thing.

What Charles Dickens's tale is bought kicking and screaming into the tail end of 2018 with this high-energy revamp from physical theatre company Spymonkey.

If "Jill kicked the ball" is true, then so also is any sentence in which "the ball" is replaced by a term or phrase that refers to that same ball, e.g., "Jill kicked Davy's favorite birthday present", "Jill kicked the thing we bought at Toys 'R' Us on August 26".