Sentence examples for are kicking from inspiring English sources

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are kicking

noun

A hit or strike with the leg or foot or knee.

  • A kick to the knee.

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Some are kicking already.

Farmers are kicking at shrivelled crops.

"You are kicking butt and taking names".

"You guys are kicking ass," McDonough said.

The Eagles are kicking the bucket.

Bus Withdrawal Symptoms are kicking in.

Maybe the painkillers are kicking in.

"Chanel and Dior are kicking butt.

Both are kicking in practice this week.

Latinos and Asians are kicking butt.

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First, the Democrats' demographic advantages are kicking in.

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