Sentence examples for works kick from inspiring English sources

This isn't a business where you get comfortable with what works, kick back, expect promotions with seniority.

Though it has experimented with studio features for its opening night ("Shrek Forever After," "Baby Mama," among others), Tribeca in recent years has concentrated on culturally oriented nonfiction works, kicking off with documentaries about "Saturday Night Live" and the rapper Nas during the last few editions.

I could get work done, pay bills or, if I'd completed all my work, kick back and relax with a movie.

A lot of people, students especially, get home late from work, kick off their shoes, and head straight for the sack but that doesn't really give your mind time to relax.

Many also worry about lawsuits saying the work kicked up asbestos and other toxic pollutants.

But your work kicks that tendency into touch with its positivity.

Body of Work kicks off in a week and offers have started rolling in.

The "alienation" she cites as keynote of her work kicked in early, in the turbulent wake of Mao's Cultural Revolution.

The party has also praised the virtues of open data, and apparently will do nothing to disrupt the work kicked off by the Power of Information review.

There's so much TV police work kicking off at the moment that I need to put up some of those boards detectives stick stuff to in my living room to keep the cases separate in my head.

Work kicked into gear in 2004, when the couple received about $390,000 from the European Union, thanks in part, Mr. Cusumano theorized, to their plans for a low-emission heating system.