Sentence examples for way of kick from inspiring English sources

"Pro-poor policies", which boost economic aspirations, might also be an effective way of kick starting economic growth in third-world countries.

In my experience, the most effective way of kick-starting boys' development is old-fashioned rote learning.

You could argue that job blogs are a way of kicking back against our overwork culture.

To have been completely absent would have been a slur on them, and hardly the best way of kicking off a new relationship with the former colony.

Committing to future cuts/tax increases is just another way of kicking the can down the road, as Washington has been doing for decades now.

What next - BAE Systems funding a university department on conflict resolution, or Phillip Morris pouring a few cool millions into investigating the most effective way of kicking nicotine addiction?

The Chinese will tell you that they invented football, and they have a point; there was a formalised way of kicking balls around fields in China two thousand years ago.

Speaking on the BBC's Marr Show, Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, dismissed the prime minister's promise of a poll before 2017 as a way of "kicking the issue into the long grass".

For politicians a referendum is "a way of kicking an issue into the grass", a fairly safe means of resolving a problem that, in an election, might prove a major vote loser.

Showcasing his players like this, giving the audience a glimpse inside the great engine room that is the ROH orchestra, is a stylishly Pappano-esque way of kicking off a season whose many prospects include his first Ring cycle.

This breaking into closed-off spaces isn't an explicitly political act – there is usually no attempt to change anything specific – but in an over-regulated, over-securitised world, it feels like a way of kicking against the system.