Sentence examples for needs a kick from inspiring English sources

Maybe not, but it needs a kick up the backside.

Even the usually upbeat Popjustice website recently decided: "Pop needs a kick up the arse".

Hopefully that will shake up the Westminster establishment which needs a kick up the backside".

Kasabian's Sergio Pizzorno has hit out at British rock'n'roll and argued that it "needs a kick up the arse".

A system that sees homebuyers lose £270m a year on doomed purchases urgently needs a kick into the 21st century.

If ever Finn needs a kick up the backside or someone to tell him his fortune his father will do it.

"Europe needs a kick-start and today the Commission is supplying the jump cables.

"Europe needs a kick-start," he said, "and the Commission is applying the jump leads".

The only trouble is that the oxygen needs a kick-start to begin the reaction, which requires a big energy input.

"Europe needs a kick-start and today the Commission is providing the jump leads," Mr Juncker said as he detailed his ambitious five-year plan at the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

The process needs a kick-start.