Sentence examples for be kicked back from inspiring English sources

According to the suit, Goldman then demanded that some of those easy profits be kicked back to the firm.

"After that test failed, it pretty much confirmed that the deployment would be kicked back," a senior defense official said.

Colen assumed that the leftover paint-encrusted tires, rusted cans, busted shoes and dismembered bicycle parts would eventually be kicked back to the curb whence they came.

Mr. Colen assumed that the leftover paint-encrusted tires, rusted cans, busted shoes and dismembered bicycle parts would eventually be kicked back to the curb, whence they came.

The area is banned to TV cameras, but the angles are sufficiently irresistible that cameramen keep appearing there, only to be kicked back downstairs by security guards.

Congress has definitively decided that partisanship no longer stops "at the water's edge"; foreign policy will be kicked back and forth as savagely as the budget, if not always for bad reasons.

True to form, she won't be kicking back and pounding down the margaritas either.

Add a stint with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and it would be fair to expect that Perkins would now be kicking back in a chair, enjoying his leisure time and talking about the days when he advised the Giants to draft Lawrence Taylor.

They fear that by fulfilling your obligation, they may technically be kicking back to you something of value.

Workers across the country will be kicking back, firing up the grill and relishing the last gasps of summer on Monday to celebrate Labor Day.

"Now we've been kicked back down again.