kicker造句

Nobody likes to work with a kicker.

It's really a kicker for them.

The coach is sending in the kicker.

The kicker is not very good.

Even without the kicker the brew is impure.

Flipping it over though reveals the kicker-a solar panel for charging in the sun.

Record the kick as a miss and show the kicker a yellow card.

He invited me to the party, and the real kicker is that he expected me to bring the beer!

But here's the kicker: While hand sanitizer sales have amplified, these products actually do nothing to defend against these contagions.

The kicker here was that this coach told our son that he wouldn't put him on the field until he perfected this skill.

The kicker: Most of Bündchen’s paychecks are paid in euros and Brazilian reals, resulting in an increase in earnings versus the dollar.

When Brazil and Australia were two of the first countries to raise rates, their currencies also appreciated, adding a kicker to the investment.

The kicker is this: if you want to exportyour finished goods to America, you have to sign up to protect Americancopyrights in your own country. Quid pro quo.

With the best field-goal kicker in the country, Arkansas could have kicked a field goal, making the score 17-8 and requiring Texas to score twice to win.

This was all great, but the real kicker was that users who loved to share product strengths and weaknesses with each other could do it all on Newegg's website.