Sentence examples for About to kick from inspiring English sources

A biggish crowd gathered, as if a scrap was about to kick off.

52nd over: New Zealand 168-4 Euro 2004 is about to kick off, and Portugal have, as expected, NOT PICKED CRISTIANO RONALDO!

Two major political reforms are about to kick in: open primaries and non-gerrymandered legislative districts.

Your last step will be with your non-kicking, or "plant" foot, just beside the ball you're about to kick.

Michigan about to kick off.

OK we're about to kick off.

It's all about to kick off!

Eastern Michigan is about to kick off against Michigan State.

Ball State is about to kick off against South Florida.

Stricter fuel-economy standards are also about to kick in.

"He looks like he's about to kick somebody's rear end".