Sentence examples for looking for kicks from inspiring English sources

Most of them are suburban teenagers looking for kicks in their parents' cars, neighbors say.

Jack Kerouac, who famously went on the road looking for kicks and Truth, used to drink here.

He paused, and then added, "You find pushers around after a fight, too, when the kids are let down but still looking for kicks".

The book is not about hipsters looking for kicks, or about subversives and nonconformists, rebels without a cause who point the way for the radicals of the nineteen-sixties.

Greenville police chief Ken Miller told reporters that investigators do not know if the sightings had any connection with the movie, whether it was one or more people looking for "kicks" or something more sinister.

9. Loaded by Christos Tsiolkas (1997) The tale of a screwed-up, 19-year-old Greek gay lad who goes looking for kicks in suburban Melbourne, this is the kind of novel that you read in one or two sittings.

76 min: Haggui looked for kicking Maazou in the throat, which is quite a feat.

They are always looking for new kicks, variety, thrills.

"When you do game design you're looking for your kicks," explains Kurup.

I have heard from a referee before when appealing for a free-kick or penalty: "No Matt, you know what he's like, always looking for free-kicks".

"It's the hip art and money crowd, the Wall Street people looking for a kick.