Sentence examples for working to kick from inspiring English sources

From happiness to hospitals, campaigner Anna Lappé wrote about the US hospitals working to kick junk food franchises off the premises.

Imagine what he can do with Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling and Christian Bale all working to kick these banks in the teeth. .

This means mayors and governors are busily working to kick-start their economies, invest in critical transportation infrastructure and reform education.

Not so much, as Pascal Lamy, the EU's trade commissioner suggested to the European Parliament this week, working to kick-start free-trade talks at the World Trade Organisation.

She now lives in America, where she says it is a relief not to be recognised in the street.She's working to kick-start a foundation to investigate how widespread honour killings and domestic violence are among Muslim families in America.

The Rockefeller Foundation works to kick-start just this type of collaboration in our resilience building efforts.

"The party has been working with [the Saatchi brothers] off and on since 1978 and they are also part of the team working to help us kick out Labour in this campaign," he said.

A spokesman said: "The party has been working with M&C Saatchi off and on since 1978 and they are also part of the team working to help us kick out Labour in this campaign".

She is also working to elevate her kicks.

Add to that the president of the Detroit Economic Growth Corp. stating publicly that he wants to "bring on more gentrification," and the founder of the Detroit LGBTQ organization KICK working to build a gayborhood from scratch (possibilities include Palmer Park, Midtown or downtown Detroit) and you have all the makings of a potential gayborhood.

Painkillers such as Advil and Ibuprofen work well to kick the pain riddling your brain.