Sentence examples for level of kick from inspiring English sources

Castellon applied the Waves Audio Renaissance Compressorr" plug-in to control the level of kick drum.

A 2005 Save the Children survey conducted in eight countries cited hair pulling, ear twisting, pinching, smacking, beating, burning and verbal assaults – plus a high level of kicking and punching – as common forms of punishment.

"It is absolutely critical for the next level of growth to kick in - they don't really have a choice," says Mr Mahendran.

The current study found no significant main effect of goal-width on deviation – most probably because of the high level of variability in kicking skill.

Krugman says that we're in "Herbert Hoover territory" in the U.S., since we'll get real pain on the state level as that sub-level of austerity kicks in and people start to struggle, since no help will be coming from Washington.

For me just on the neurological level, I get some kind of kick out of being right on the border of control," he told me.

levels and increased serotonin levels to kick in.

While spines continually plunge beneath the level of the waist, legs kick explosively above it or maintain powerful extensions like searchlights.

Take a look at what the door and its frame are made from; the building material will determine the level of force required to kick it in.

Secondly, there would be a fairly low level of income tax, perhaps kicking in at around £11,000 or so per annum.

"My level of satisfaction is high when they do kick, I get a big kick out of that and one thing that I do with patients is I ask them to bring me their past pack of cigarettes and then I make a trophy out of it and tape it to a sheet of paper and paste it up on the wall".