Sentences with phrase «already getting a kick out of»

I'm already getting a kick out of this new update / patch!

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In the meantime, Lickley says she gets a kick out of how many business fundamentals she's already gleaned from managing her singing career.

I got a kick out of your comment saying it was already my b - day in Australia.

When we first meet her, she's in her final month of pregnancy, but she's already pushed to her limits raising her «quirky» son who has difficult managing his emotions and is about to get kicked out of his fancy private kindergarten, and her eight - year - old daughter who's just beginning to hit the insecurities of pre-pubescence.

Sentinel 3: Homeworld is an amazingly adept and polished tower defense title; those already tired of the genre may still get a kick out of something this well designed and fans should definitely add this to their collection.

Stone was already friends with Ron Kovic, the paraplegic that would become the main character in Born on the 4th of July, when he was introduced to Richard Boyle, a «sanity» challenged photojournalist who spent an inordinate amount of the last ten years getting kicked out of jobs and countries.

(In fact, one could argue that the way Dellarte is set up, most of its potential customers will have already been kicked out of the market vis a vis HQN — it's not like they get offered a contract with an HQN imprint and then also get referred to Dellarte.)

You guys know I already put a lot of effort into marketing but it kicked me up the butt and made me really focus on getting Prophecy out and also the next book, possibly called Exodus, started.

Older kids can really get a kick out of planning meals for the entire family, particularly if they already like to cook.

There are already over 30 groups working for divestment, and anyone anywhere can get campaigning with their local community to kick fossil fuels out of our councils.

Parents can walk into a court room and request a restraining order that will not only kick you out of your own home, but deny you the right to see your children, all with no proof, and you don't even get the chance to defend yourself until an order has already been written.