Sentence examples for special kick from inspiring English sources

Something of a snob, he got a special kick out of kids from patrician families.

"And it gives me a special kick to go straight from talking to that kind of person into an all-out slapstick routine".

The ribs appetizer, on the other hand, had plenty of sauce, but lacked any special kick, and the meat itself was not tender.

At the same time, that generous pinch of cayenne that gave the marinade its special kick is irritating sensory nerve fibers in the tongue and nose and, in the process, enhancing perception of the other taste stimuli.

You might get a special kick out of Patowmack's Feast in the Forests dinners, where you'll learn about foraged food items as you dine beneath the trees.

That's what gives it a special kick.

Meanwhile, Test Match Special kicks off on Radio 5 Live Sports Extra and Radio 4 LW at 10.35am.

But something special kicks in as girls mature together and grow closer, something that is utterly unique and incomprehensible to anyone beyond the emotional bond.

Everyone is sprayed with shrapnel, from gung-ho patriots to mealy-mouthed pantywaist liberals, and a special kicking is given to Hollywood itself and its bleeding-heart aristocracy: Tim Robbins, Susan Sarandon and even, heaven forgive them, the documentary film-maker Michael Moore.

Just a few days ago, the Easter Springwatch special kicked off a pan-BBC "Do Something Great" campaign, urging viewers to join in big beach cleans organised by the National Trust, the Marine Conservation Society, and others.

But Westhoff says it is increasingly difficult to put together good special teams year after year because of changes in free agency, as well as the rule that mandates special kicking balls -- they are not as soft as the ones used previously and cannot be kicked as high or as far.