Sentence examples for start to kick from inspiring English sources

But the austerity measures will really start to kick in.

But after that, the differences start to kick in.

Ages 10 and 14 are when the real social pressures start to kick in.

But it's in future years that the overshoots really start to kick in, as the chart shows.

"Then after about three years, the euphoria wanes and some of the old bad habits start to kick in.

Regulators agreed that the new capital rules won't start to kick in until 2013 and won't be fully in place until 2019.

I am normally woken very early as I have young children, so I use the bright start to kick-off my working day with a cup of tea and catch-up with overnight activity from our national network of psychotherapists, who provide online cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) sessions.

"It's starting to kick in now.

Contagion is starting to kick in.

As exams draw closer, anxiety starts to kick in.

He starts to kick Ares in the stomach.