Sentence examples for kind of kick from inspiring English sources

"I get the same kind of kick by getting somebody to make a major charitable contribution.

Only real estate, the major appliances and automobiles carry that kind of kick in the world of conventional sales.

Positioning children at the heart of a violent adult universe gives Kleiman's film a different kind of kick.

Thirdly, the rules allow for any kind of kick you want on fourth down, so why not have a holder and get a longer and more accurate kick?

He implicitly agreed that McClaren's Wolfsburg had played "a kind of kick and rush, without the rush", as the Süddeutsche reporter suggested.

Mr. Stattsman has expressed great satisfaction with customizing his giving in this way, and my wife, Mrs. Sandor A. Stattsman-not, gets a kind of kick out of it, too.

So today's vote was a kind of kick-off for a broader abortion rights debate, both on the campaign trail and before the United States Supreme Court.

It developed into the hugely restorative spectacle of Loretta Lynch – Attorney General of the United States of America – laying out in detail precisely the kind of kick-backs and dirty money that the heroically indefatigable journalist Andrew Jennings – Panorama's man putting in the hard yards – has been doing for years.

When most people complain about the Christmas season beginning earlier and earlier each year, they do not usually mean the kind of kick-start that took place in this Long Island town on Monday night when more than 250 people showed up to demand that the name of the annual Christmas Concert not be changed to Winter Concert.

"That kind of kicked us in the head".

I'm kind of kicking myself a little.