Sentence examples for a delicate kick from inspiring English sources

The ball quickly came out to Ratchford, who floated a delicate kick to the corner for Wilshere.

After Hodgson and Myler had exchanged penalties, Dickson set off on a sniping run and added a touch of brilliance with a delicate kick off the side of his foot; Wilson slid in for another try in the same spot.

Richard Whiting, who has been such an admirable and mostly unsung performer for so long, had an unusually high-profile day, scoring two of their tries and making another for Tom Lineham with a delicate kick.

Deacon put the boot in with an excellent conversion, and within five minutes Bradford and Vainikolo were in again, this time courtesy of a delicate kick from the Australian hooker Ian Henderson.

There was no early sign of a problem, as McGuire capitalised on an error by the Hull KR scrum half Michael Dobson to set up a second-minute try for Webb with a delicate kick.

Last season's league leaders seemed more spirited after the break, but their momentum was cut short as Rankin chipped a delicate kick into the danger area and Miller rose the highest to claim and touch down, before Whiting added his third goal.

But 13 minutes into the second half they were ahead, as Michael McIlorum caught the Wolves napping from acting half, then Goulding turned provider to lay on Charnley's try with a quick-thinking and delicate kick.

Danny Brough converted with his left foot, then set up the second with his right, a delicate grubber kick for his half-back partner Luke Robinson to touch down between the posts.

It came just before the break and had its origins in a delicate grubber kick up the right from Aki. Adeolokun ran on to the bouncing ball, gathered and then spun and and wriggled away from Stuart Hogg, Henry Pyrgos and Weir.

Then the former Saints second-row Lee Gilmour touched down Hodgson's delicate kick.

Joel Moon's left-footed delicate kick found Hall, who ran at speed on the move to go over and Sinfield successfully landed his third kick from four - this time from a tight angle on the touchline.