Sentence examples for larger kicks from inspiring English sources

Improved estimates in such cases be obtained by weighting this denominator more toward δ ( G ) or δ i, which will decrease the denominator and thus will always yield predictions of additional spikes for larger kicks, relative to the formulas in equations (20), (21).

"We aim to be the largest kick-butt political organization," said Ms. Richards.

"This is Oxford United and the way things are going you get a large kick in the balls as opposed to a little tap," said the Oxford manager David Kemp of his team's woes.

And the company expects the Quaker deal to boost profits by $170m within five years including a large kick from pushing Pepsi's non-fizzy drinks on to supermarket shelves through Gatorade's enviable distribution system.Best of all, of course, is that Pepsi has snatched Quaker and earlier, SoBe from under the nose of Coca-Cola, whose higher bid was shot down at the eleventh hour by its own board.

It's here that the larger conversation kicks in one about trust and to what degree we're willing to share our lives with strangers.

Talking drum (tama) and larger drums kicked in from below; Souleymane Coulibaly's vocal lines unfolded above them, answered by the rest of the group.

"In a city of 8.4 million people, at some point the law of large numbers kicks in, and it's just not legitimate to say, 'Oh, this is only on the merits,' because it somehow implies that there's a lack of skill or talent in certain communities, and that is just absolutely not true and unacceptable," Mr. Liu said.

In his previous competitive career on the rodeo circuit, Mr. Dixon said, he broke every bone in his body, including his neck -- twice -- while very large animals kicked him in the face, stepped on his back and, fairly regularly, threw him to the ground.

"There are a bunch of large players kicking the search ball," he adds.

England did not look back once Wilson had pounced on a Ceri Large grubber kick to open the scoring with a try after 17 minutes.

Even if you are lucky enough to have insurance, we are all familiar with the unpleasant surprises of denied coverage, large deductibles kicking in, caps on coverage, etc.