Sentence examples for kink up from inspiring English sources
They had taken Kink up on its offer of a tour.
Standing on the banks of the Mississippi amid the carefully scattered wreckage, not a severed body part in view, he zeroes in on a speck of evidence that would have led straight to the killer if the credited screenwriters, Bill Marsilii and Terry Rossio, hadn't decided to kink up their terrorism plot with a beautiful dead woman and some nutty speculative fiction.
The spring back and kink up were detaily described.
My hair is kinky (a biracial light-skinned friend once used my hair texture to describe to a white stranger what "bad hair" is, apparently any hair that can "kink up"; mind you, at the time my hair was short, combed, and nap-free, but I digress).
He squinted incredulously, and lines of doubt kinked up his massive forehead.
I saw a supremely uncomfortable woman kinked up to her eyeballs.
Beautiful and a touch bewildering, "Tekkonkinkreet" kinks up a fairly familiar story of love and loyalty with a helping of underworld crime action, the usual juvenile agonies and some fuzzy philosophy.
"It keeps your neck from getting all kinked up," said Ms. Nation, who has built a prototype of the maternity chair and hopes to license her ideas to a manufacturer.
But since Mr. Wright and Mr. Pegg are essentially parodying self-parodies (see "Con Air" ad infinitum), they have also smartly kinked up their conceit by setting most of the film in a sleepy village that might as well be called Ye Old English Towne, thereby wedding one of the most irritating British exports (see "Calendar Girls" ad nauseam) to one of the most absurd American ones.
What kinks up "It's Complicated" ever so slightly is that one of the two suitors here is Jane's former husband, Jake (Alec Baldwin), an unreconstructed womanizer now married to the much-younger Agness (Lake Bell), a hard-bellied beauty with abs and smiles of steel.
If the line kinks up and twists, turn the spool over so the label is toward the floor and start again.
