Sentence examples for because they kicked from inspiring English sources

"Instead of a tied game, we were soon down, 10-0, because they kicked a field goal.

On the walk, he explained how critical swimming and gymnastics were because they kicked off the competition and they were the sports of most appeal to the audience the Olympics counts on for success: women.

Asked if the Marlins are seven games better than the Phillies, catcher Mike Lieberthal said in the somber Philadelphia clubhouse, "Yeah, they are because they kicked our butt all year.

I don't know, but we'd better be ready for them because they kicked our ass in manufacturing and they're about to kick our ass in everything else as well.

Those may have been fine in Pichichi's day, but will we have to put asterisks next to the names of the top scorers of this year's World Cup because they kicked the Adidas Jabulani into the back of the net and not a 12-inch diameter rock?

I was in the building for WrestleMania 34 last year, and two of the biggest pops all night went to the men's and women's WrestleMania Battle Royals, partly because they kicked off the show and a stadium full of fans still had tons of energy.

Biarritz win games because they kick their points and tick the board over three at a time.

I dread the feeling of being judged, and of my children being judged as bad kids because they kick the seat or they start crying out of sheer frustration at not being able to move for five hours.

Often, when we describe strong women in the US, we call them badass because they kick butt, meaning that the women are courageous and powerful enough to stand strong without male oppression.

Small/light breakfasts are a great way to start your morning because they kick your metabolism into gear without overloading on calories.

He developed a theory that horses didn't kick or shy because they were wild; they kicked because for millions of years they'd had the instinct to move fast or be lion meat.