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No , not at all . . . I'm loving it . I feel we are in need of a bit of a kick up the proverbial! ! Keep going please . . .

One investor said: "If there is no pre-emption element, the deal would have to be overwhelmingly convincing for us not to kick up a stink. "

There was chaos in the ranks and someone began to kick up a row. The high officer almost lost his head and did not know how to deal with it.

But sometimes messengers deserve to be, if not shot, then at least given a sharp kick up the backside.

What will count now is the spine to see through controversial investigations, however much fuss the grocers and the rest of them kick up.

It's Bill's last chance to kick up his heels, you know--he's getting married the next morning.

a swimming stroke in which the arms are thrown forward together out of the water while the feet kick up and down.

Rather than kick up and down, try to snap your feet down and inward.

He became chief executive in 1999 after a failed takeover bid for his bank, which he says "was a big kick up the backside" .

I've studied all day. Now I'm going to kick up my heels. . .

He had no time to take a holiday and kick up his heels when he came back from the war.

If that whore of a sister saw it, she would kick up a ruckus. She makes too much fuss.

He is so lazy; he could do with a good kick up the rear.

If you have no luck waking them up, don't be afraid to kick up the volume a few notches.

Leaf blowers? Verboten, at least on "bad air" days. They kick up dust.

She is the kind of person who will kick up a fuss about a very trivial matter.

Instead, the banks have taken on large, friendly, long-term shareholders who cannot easily kick up a fuss.

If I lose my job, I'm certainly going to kick up a big stink about it.

I doubt they'll kick up any fuss, not for an old crook like me.

His career path is so smooth that he needs a kick up the backside in case that he will be complacent I guess.

If I refuse to go to the theatre, my boyfriend is sure to kick up a row.

Because the client runs at low priority, the client should not cause the CPU governor to kick up the frequency.

If I refuse to go to the theater, my wife is sure to kick up a row.

I'm thoroughly tired of the British winters so I've decided to kick up my heels and go to live in Australia.

Such funds are programmed not to kick up a fuss.

In the US the style is to drop a love bomb at the same time as administering a swift kick up the backside.

He had had too much to eat and his stomach started to kick up.

To kick up your motivation, do something you enjoy. Find a task that you enjoy doing and use that to get you started.

You will have a full moon, a new moon, and a total eclipse - a lot of activity for one little month, and each will kick up some dust.

Do not move about or kick up dust.

Too much movement can kick up more dust and cause other objects to fall.

Kick up your feet in time with the beat. Come on, let's dance around with Snoopy and Charlie Brown.

Once the kids are outdoors, they'll kick up their heels. It's dangerous in the streets.

Standard carbon shows its weakness on the trail when rocks kick up at high speed and compromise the frame.

Aborigines kick up dust in a dance at sunset.

Most people hate the kick up a cloud of dust.

He plans to kick up his heels when he finishes his work.

In the crisp autumn light I love the chance to kick up the golden leaves.

But I also kick up my face to smile.

I had no time to take a holiday and kick up my heels when I came back from the war.

I've studied all term. Now I'm going to kick up my heels.

The dust these three kick up is beyond description.

You have to handle him diplomatically or else he'll kick up a lot of trouble.

But once the dust settles, you will kick up some more. . .

We would kick up our heels and feel free.

When she retires, she plans to kick up her heels and travel.

Life is very fragile ; we need to kick up our heels sometimes.

Oh you and I You kick up the leaves and the magic is lost Cause you had a bad day

ok , everybody ready to kick up your heels

Kick up your heels and paint your face, wave goodbye to yesteryear,