Sentence examples for like a kick from inspiring English sources
The riders then have a critical 20 minutes to get to know their horses: to learn if they are bossy or open-minded, and whether they like a kick now and again or want to be left to their own devices.
"It felt like a kick in the gut".
"It's like a kick in the teeth," said Murdoch.
"It was like a kick in the stomach.
That number was like a kick in my stomach.
Once he made the band sink into a period of silence and reanimated it with something like a kick-drum heartbeat.
"With our new hockey club, there was lots of speculation whether we're going to survive, so getting that first win was very important, like a kick-start to our season," said Prague forward Lubos Bartecko, who tallied the first goal in team history on opening night.
She looks more like a kick-ass businesswoman, not - as I have read - a left-leaning creative type with little interest in the commercial side of things.
The modern forward or backward-gazing gamer should have plenty to do, even beyond events like a kick-off weekend Super Smash Bros. tournament with $25,000 on the table.
"So he was, like, a kick-ass Bon Jovi Dracula".
