Sentence examples for traditional kick from inspiring English sources

And this animal, at present, has no traditional kick line.

A woman also likes "to relax with her girlfriends" and drop a few shots when the children go to bed, Ms. Shumilina said, but desires a vodka with a bit more femininity that retains a traditional kick.

The two-in-one model also lets riders switch to a traditional kick scooter, and it also folds up to easily carry wherever.

However, if you enjoy the more adventurous side of club music, where traditional kick drums are unraveled and reinterpreted, welcome to the party IMYRMIND's party.

The media certainly treat this as a traditional kick-off.

This should prove sobering enough to prepare you for Thirsty Thursday, the traditional kick-off for the nightly yuletide pilgrimage from office party to A&E.

"Moonrise Kingdom" won the top honor Monday night, while Benh Zeitlin, director of "Beasts of the Southern Wild" made more than one trip to the podium at the Gotham Independent Film Awards, the traditional kick-off in New York for awards season.

This is the traditional kick-off time for the league and it is protected by Football Association restrictions on UK broadcasters, though this protection has been steadily circumvented by Sunday and Monday night kick-offs, not to mention noon and evening Saturday kick-offs, to accommodate domestic broadcast partners.

Unlike the English league, there is no traditional kick-off time in MLS, and aside from the other challenges it faces, MLS commissioner Don Garber has called this lack of a distinct "MLS time" in the weekend a challenge for the league in registering with new fans.

That simply adds another dimension to the game and makes the tiebreaker something other than the test of nerves and luck of the traditional kicks from the penalty spot.

For example, the rear hinge is a mechanical marvel, allowing you to bend it from the traditional "kick-stand" position into a nearly flat, supine position that works well for screen typing.