Sentence examples for obvious kick from inspiring English sources
Asked about whether this was material drawn from life, Frey got an obvious kick from from telling journalists: "It's fiction".
Young thought it should definitely have been a penalty to Wasps but absolved the player of any deliberate foul play: "It was an obvious kick through but there's nobody in that Exeter team who would look to kick any one of our players in the head.
The obvious kick to this news is that Yahoo wants a return on its $1.1 billion it spent on Tumblr, and thus the service will have to grow up a bit.
Its players looked to have an obvious penalty kick when Dempsey seemed to be clearly tripped just before halftime, but Aguilar did not call a foul.
The arrival of a young, sexually compelling couple in the room next door raises the temperature a degree or two before the thuddingly obvious backstory kicks in.
Obvious Child kicks off Rooftop Films 18th Summer Series this Saturday, May 17, at Industry City (Secret Party Cove) in Brooklyn.
Atkins saw ketosis as the obvious way to kick-start weight loss.
He noticed the lack of lip immediately and did the obvious thing: he kicked the bar.
Drogba, wheeled out at this late stage in his career like a first world war field-gun removed from its crate and pointed rather hopefully in the right direction, looked Galatasaray's most obvious threat before kick-off, if only for his sense of personal history on this ground.
"Even obvious things like kicking women and children out of their homes, forcing them to flee into the desert, then destroying their homes.
Some are obvious: The episode kicks off by showing Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) at her family's ancestral home of Dragonstone as a storm ― much like the one that earned Dany her first nickname, her council notes ― rages outside.
