Sentence examples for much of a kick from inspiring English sources
How much of a kick would that be?
Rivera seemed to get as much of a kick out of the experience as the employees.
"I didn't get much of a kick out of 'Portnoy's Complaint' back then," Bellow said.
Except for in the final few hundred meters, most open-water swimmers do not have much of a kick.
That work also includes the Prada Foundation, whose exhibitions of art, architecture, film and philosophy give as much of a kick to the city of Milan as they do to the designer.
Our favourite things tend to be whatever is appearing for the first time that year … The form and beauty of the plants themselves gives us as much of a kick as the taste does – there's nothing we don't like growing!
What this centre partnership lacks though is much of a kicking option.
Neither side was putting together much of a kicking game, which contributed to the general lawlessness of the occasion.
"We didn't have much of a kicking game, to be honest.
But at the lower end of that range, Louisiana's share might not give much of a kick-start to the $50 billion plans the state has developed for long-range flood protection and coastal restoration.
Analyzing the play and the ghost daddy who got Hamlet to toe-tag that fool Claudius, Sweets concludes that "Hamlet be too much of a sensitive bitch to kick it in a world of gangstas".
