Sentence examples for to kick in from inspiring English sources

"It's starting to kick in now.

"Fall colors were just starting to kick in," he said.

"That's when my confidence started to kick in," she said.

"Give this one a chance to kick in," he said.

"Your pride has to kick in," Chaney said.

That is when we expect the benefits to kick in," he said.

Environmental restrictions have started to kick in, limiting production.

"It's really starting to kick in," he says.

But reality began to kick in when McGinniss and others complained of interference from on high.

Now it's time for the productivity aspect to kick-in.

For one, higher education costs are likely to kick-in just as you're preparing to retire.