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But we got such a kick out of your cute eyewitness accounts, what with the stories of our big dark eyes and little arms and all.

Our commentator, Reg Knowall, will be at the ground and will be bringing you a kick by kick account of every stage of the match.

Even Franklin, of Coca-Cola, who frequently works with professional athletes, said he gets a kick out of Special Olympics athletes.

We didn't speak together about this, but answered the same way: if it had been a kick-off, Milan would have passed.

Let me tell you something. I really get a kick out of being around you.

The remark was allegedly backed up with a kick to the Tory leader's head, which explains the facial blemish he took into the campaign.

Say, Barby, let me tell you something. I really get a kick out of being around you.

However, a solution seems to have been found in Uruguay with the Serie A kick-off around the corner.

I'm sure the TV audience got a kick out of it, but what I saw bothered me.

If the door won't open, give it a kick.

So, he was more or less chronicling the times and seemingly got a kick out of it (laughs).

All this is necessary because, despite its name, "spent" nuclear fuel still has something of a kick.

Man does not bring on his own unhappiness, and suffering is really God's will, although why He gets such a kick out of it is beyond me.

Say, Barby, let me tell you something. I really get a kick of being with you.

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 . . .

If the door wasn't open give it a kick.

e. g. He was always late for work, so the manager decided to give him a kick in the pants and watch his performance.

It was also the broken bricks on the hat put the following in the road, and then waiting to see who is going to be a kick it.

A punch or a kick is not to knock the hell out of the guy in front, but to knock the hell out of your ego, your fear, or your hang-ups.

Just like in real life, your followers might get a kick out of your drunk tweets, but you'll probably regret them in the morning.

The coleslaw had a bit of a kick, which was appreciated by the judges.

Besides, they no longer seem to get a kick from spending borrowed money.

Mary worked hard to clean up John's room, but all she got for her trouble was a kick in the teeth.

Lora seems to get a kick out of talking with older boys.

The movie we saw yesterday was so funny. I got such a kick out of it!

She had assumed her anorexia had left her infertile and had no idea she was expecting until she felt a kick.

' What they don't ask is: If losing money in this important nest egg is like a kick to the gut, should I risk it all over again?

Henry hung around for a few minutes, then gave the gatepost a kick and went home.

Keys said USAF needs versatile platforms, equally good in a permissive environment or a "kick-down-the-door" scenario.

So he gave the door a kick then knocked it down.

Since the IO guys are so underhanded , dark, and clever, you know the stories will be a kick.

Sorry, folks. False alarm. It was just a kick.

They get such a kick out of this scene on the elderly that it is a good omen for the new year very well.

While some have been expecting the device to come in the past months, others ask why bother with such a kick-off.

Sometimes the boss asks me and I get a kick out of it.

We're having a kick-around at lunch time. Do you fancy coming along, get a bit of exercise?

Since drill pipe is not being tripped, the risk of swabbing oil or gas into a well causing a kick or blowout is reduced.

Li Ning is hoping American consumers will get a kick out of its newest advertising attempt.

Get a kick out of life. Be sincerely curious. Open your heart and mind to the world around you. People respond to energy more than words.

He added: "Daniel's injury is an unusual one. In the last international game a month ago he got a kick on the calf. "

Manny? I told you, it was just a kick.

There are many techniques that you can adopt to help you in managing your time better and get a kick-start in this process.

Drill #1: At the water surface, lie on your stomach, face down, extend your arms in front of you, and hold a kick board.

A pat on the back is only a few inches from a kick in the pants.

Using a kick-board really allows you to concentrate on your entire body being involved.

Mother of four talking here. He'll get a kick out of it.

He gave the ball a kick.

What? You certainly got a kick out of seeing your house in ashes.

One day, someone put a "Kick Me" sign on his back and of course he didn't notice.

'She's such a kick a-- character, ' Ms. Giddish said, on a break from shooting on location in Dallas in 100 degree heat.

Shannon got a kick out of the political diversity crammed into the one-room office.

I'm so useless. I only get a kick out of doing stupid things, like getting wasted or watching old cartoons.

I really got a kick out of their tagline, "Genuine Search Engine Marketing" .

A "Kick It" display was surrounded by computer consoles that had Yahoo Sports loaded up for demonstrations.

I only get a kick out of doing stupid things, like getting wasted, watching old cartoons.

The big woman doubles over in pain. Natasha uses the powerful muscles again and lands a kick to the side of Marie's head.

b: i don't know. i just get a kick out of it.

Lynn Walcott I still get a kick out of walking behind Theo, and seeing people's faces turn.

Do a kick ass concert. Doesn't matter if they don't get it, you know what you're doing don't you?

I really get a kick out of listening to children talk. They say some very funny things.

And if all that wasn't enough, local movie fans should get a kick out of seeing Jay Chou act in English.

very smooth martini. . . everyone gets a kick out of the ear shaped lemon slice garnish.

But to be 2-0 down without even having a kick of the ball was dreadful - game over.

I explained to them that Daddy is playing a jackass in Shrek, and they really got a kick out of it.

He gets a kick out of hearing her laugh so she cries or just cry because something in manuscript really touched her.

That naughty child gave a kick at the door and ran away quickly.

I get such a kick when girls do unexpected things, like cook for me.

The first was in the subway, everyone around the cans at a Kick fear kicked it before them.

You've saved money on the dress and jacket, so buy a kick ass pair of shoes.

At least we like fun; get a thrill, get a kick.

You'll want to choose a least three friends who know you well enough to know when you need comfort versus when you need a kick in the pants.

The right back limped out of Saturday's match with Everton in the 39th minute after receiving a kick on his back.

With a whistle and a kick, the boy brought us to a trot as we approached the river's edge.

Some people get a kick out of the danger in motor racing.

Some drills may do with the underwater swimming, maybe three pulls and a kick.

After islet explore, you can at under a lot of restaurants of the dragon city among them a kick back and enjoy, eat a good rice.

He paused on the veranda only long enough to plant a kick on Jack's backside and clip Bob's ear.

John got a kick ln the pants by his father.

Any liquid pumped into a well to stop a kick.

They loved debate, and got a kick out of court proceedings.

a kick used in the sidestroke; legs are brought together in a scissoring motion.

They could also get a kick out of women cooing over them as they walk around with their baby.

As the attacker prepares to deliver a kick to the head, Tony Blauer positions his arms to intercept the leg (left photo).

It gives us a kick start to get the satellite capability going and I think they will be a great partner.

get a kick out of sth. : get a pleasurable feeling from sth.

Then she might get a kick out of getting one for Valentine's Day.

I really get a kick out of Lisa's jokes. She always makes me laugh.

It's already big in parts of Asia and Europe, and it received a kick in the US market this year with the release of Apple's iPhone.

My mother gets a kick out of my husband's jokes every time.

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

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

It could be a muscle behind the knee provoked, at first, by a kick on his shin.

I got a kick out of watching idependent movies.

Obtain project plan approval from the customer and conduct a kick off meeting with all key stakeholders.

Not being accepted by colleges is surely a kick in the teeth for an excellent student like Kate.

Demand is always high but you need not miss a kick.

I get a kick out of going swimming at midnight.

I get a kick out of dressing in fancy clothes.

I really got a kick out of bungee jumping.

I get a kick out of you.

Transient, having swum , old young masters, girl's wife, step on a kick ruthlessly for me!

A goal cannot be scored from a kick - off, drop-out or free kick.

Lionel Messi is "playing a kick-about with Jesus" but must not make the wrong choices, Diego Maradona said today.

Try joining a dodgeball league or work out your frustrations in a kick-boxing class.

He gets a kick out of a comic book.

I got a kick out of dating him.

followed by a kick to kick down the Japanese! ! . . .

really get a kick I out of being around you.

While we were keen to getting a kick-about, our opponents were keen to win these matches.

How do you capture an animal that weighs over a thousand pounds, stands over 12 feet tall and has a kick powerful enough to kill a lion.

Someone may put a "Kick me" sign on your back.

I get a kick out of playing drama in my spare time.

She really gets a kick out of this.

He got a kick out of hearing how messed up they are.

I get a kick out of driving fast cars.

When I'd feel sorry for myself, he'd give me a kick instead of pouting along with me.

Sometimes you need a kick in the teeth to get up and going again and to concentrate on the basics.

He gets a kick out of reading the blurb on cereal boxes.

I get a kick out of funny movies .

When John insulted Tom, he responded with a kick.

Driving fast gives her a kick.

She aimed a kick at my shins.

He got a kick out of doing that.

Jim got away with cheating in the test, while Sam got a kick in the teeth.

The boy gave a kick at the ball.

Cole smashes the first goal, but with Terry struggling after a kick in the head we concede our first goal in 11 League games.

A number of fans approached Reja and asked if they could have a kick about with his players, but their attempts were ignored.

The boy responded with a kick to the insult of another boy.

Every Saturday we can get a kick out of the football match. So if you want to look for me at that time, the playground is the right place.

(For a kick-off, that might stop the Chinese talking about people as "software" ).

David gave the door a kick and it flew open.

We get a kick-back from the electric company last month.

Red pepper and Creole seasoning give this Cajun-style burger a kick of flavor.

He had a kick against the new boss.

Stuart gets a kick out of fast cars.

His parents had despatched him into life with a kick.

I'd been told if O'Hara took a kick that he would probably go to my left.

It's when we're stuck in that rut and need a kick in the pants that it helps to have an action plan.

She didn't expect to get a kick in the teeth after a day's hard work.

Are we gonna feel a kick with this kind of sedation?

He had a kick on his calf and it became a little strain.

My sister has been on a kick since she graduated from college.

The trick is to synchronize a kick that can penetrate all three levels.

She gets a kick out of driving a car at high speed.

If a kick happens to land on the mother's bladder, she may almost wet herself--the baby kicks so hard.

In every contract, one source said, local officials sought a kick-back, typically of 10-15%.

In this section, learn how a Kick Turn is executed .

Dangerous - A kick in dance song to end the set.

He thinks he can get a kick out of the computer game.

It's just like me granpappy always said: A kick be worth a thousand words.

It's just like me granpappy always said: A kick be worth a thousand words.

A caffeine novice can get a kick from as little as 20 mg of caffeine--the equivalent of 1. 5 oz. of strong drip coffee.

He just wants a kick about now and again.

Red Bull's New Cola: A Kick from Cocaine?

He directed a kick at the goal.

Give a kick and take a jump.

Why not give the old ball a kick?

Todd: Oh! It is a kick. Thank you, sir.

The father gave his son a kick.

He aimed a kick at the dog.

Being a kick-ass writer means you need to know how to get and keep customers.

She gets a kick out of watching her little brother playing the piano.

In the meantime, we got a kick out of Yawnlog and will see how long we can stick with using it.

So you tell me off, my tears a kick to flow.

After all, they can have a kick-butt product but if nobody knows about it, they won't make a dime.

Ain't that a kick in the head?

I know, they told me. Ain't that a kick in the ass? Come on in, I'll give you the dime tour.

This is my third time failing the driver's test. It's quite a kick in the pants.

(When was the last time you got a kick out of trolling Monster. com or LinkedIn? )

i never did get a kick out of torturing animals , though

Hard working, sureness add a kick down thousands of mountains,

Got a kick for a dog beggin'for love

A kick-off is a way of starting or restarting play:

Carol gets a kick out of teasing the dog

Getting a kick out of kicking

A Kick Skill Based on Fuzzy Inference and Its Implementation in RoboCup

and we're part of a kick-ass humanitarian effort

get a kick out of

(Fig) give a kick start to something

Receive a kick from a horse

And gave Mr Adamson a kick