Sentence examples similar to unconventional kick from inspiring English sources
When the plot spins and that unconventional coda kicks in, there's an almost audible creakiness.
When interest rates are already at record lows, central banks have to turn to so-called "unconventional measures" to kick-start growth.
Most are rendered in grainy, high-contrast black and white, a signature style that Cesaretti achieved with some unconventional dark room techniques, like kicking a developer-filled tank across the room to agitate the film and heating the tank up with a cigarette lighter.
Kick-Ass is defiantly unconventional when it comes to comic-book tropes.
Having exhausted their usual ammunition, the world's big central banks are still trying to kick-start their economies with unconventional policies.
Then New England coach Bill Belichick tried something unconventional, calling for his team to elect to kick off if the Patriots won the overtime coin toss.
"It may be unconventional, but it's an easy reminder to kick back and relax". Here are her top bar accessories.
THE nation's largest and perhaps most staid advertiser, the Procter & Gamble Company, is unexpectedly kicking up its corporate heels with an unconventional marketing ploy.
To kick start genomic analyses of the pathogen and host, we took the unconventional step of rapidly generating and releasing genomic sequence data.
The scoring game got off to an unconventional start in the 42nd minute when Mike Magee rearranged sponsor signs to make room for a corner kick.
