Sentence examples for real kick for from inspiring English sources

"It's a real kick for us.

The drinks menu is creative but serious and (relatively) inexpensive, with a regular caipirinha for $9 and a ginger caipirinha with real kick for $10.

It's a real kick for me to take what I learned during my career as an laywer and convert those experiences into useful, real-world lessons for those about to enter the work force or shift fields.

"It's a real kick for a scientist to have a trade book in the stores," said Dr. Tanzi, who trained at Harvard and is now a professor of neurology at its medical school and the director of the Genetics and Aging Unit of Massachusetts General Hospital.

"A number of businesses in Wales have moved their offices across the bridge towards Bristol, which is a real kick for the Welsh economy at an already difficult time".

It was a real kick in the ass for me watching it.

"The French were really thinking that they were going to win and this will be a real kick in the goolies for them," said the performance director, Brailsford.

Only last week, Yorkshire ambulance trust executives received a 30% uplift, a real kick in the teeth for those who drive their ambulances on salaries of £16,271.

"This downturn has been a real kick in the teeth" for Atlantic City, said Joseph Weinert, a senior vice president at the Spectrum Gaming Group, a research firm.

We're absolutely gutted, and pulling the carpet from under our feet at a time when our startup is just gaining some traction is a real kick in the teeth for us".

"It was a real kick in the teeth for internationals and signalled Karzai had no intention of going after those who were corrupt," the rule of law official said.