kick in造句

At this point, the atomic group will kick in. The engine will discard all backtracking positions.

Sarah: OK. What if my nerves kick in? What should I do?

You just need a little help, a push, gentle nudge, kick in the butt to get going.

Jonah came within inches of scoring his second free-kick in a week, but saw his effort fly just wide.

Yet they still appear to believe that the economy will miraculously recover in the second or third quarter, which is when their stimulus packages will kick in.

Disturbances of these regions are likely to kick in during coercive interrogation, particularly if such questioning continues for weeks or months.

Nutritionist and behavior the rapist Mary believes that these results may be the kick in the right direction that some people need help to control demoralizing eating habits.

The 80, 000 people in the Signal Iduna Park had just watched Ribéry score Bayern Munich's third goal with a deft free-kick into the top corner.

But if you jiggle the camera as you shoot, the i-ISO will kick in. It's simple, but it works very well.

Freeware works right out of the virtual box, so a user's sole incentive to kick in is the thrill of heeding the Golden Rule.

In a modern, well-equipped (and often expensive) car, electronic systems like stability and traction control, along with anti-lock braking, will kick in to help the driver avoid an accident.