Sentence examples for be able to kick from inspiring English sources

And you may not be able to kick your rogue child off a co-signed account.

I want to be able to kick a football around with my children in 10 years.

Worried that you won't be able to kick your snooze habit?

If you're bigger than the bomb, you might be able to kick it into the distance.

It's nice to be able to kick back and concentrate on writing and let her be the breadwinner".

"He's got to be able to kick it in, get his at-bats in and perform well," he said.

We should be able to kick up a fuss, put plaques on walls and write small petitions.

We didn't get the right result at Dartford but this is a different game and I am hoping we will be able to kick on.

If only the natural world could produce something that could stop a headache dead in its tracks, we'd be able to kick the paracetamol habit for good.

As expected, it's a gorgeous and impressive-looking device, and one which Apple hopes will be able to kick-start its tablet sales, which have slumped recently.

Businesses in Italy are hoping that the next government will be able to kick-start the jobs market and encourage growth.