Sentence examples for been kick from inspiring English sources
noun
A hit or strike with the leg or foot or knee.
I know lots of people who are from different backgrounds, ex-gangsters to lawyers, youth workers, kids that have been kick out of school to school teachers who want to make changes in and around Leeds and who want to make a difference in the community and the world.
The speech would've been kick ass I'm sure, but we'll never know.
"I think it has been kick-started.
He consulted world leaders — after all, the process had been kick-started by President Clinton.
The debate - some say long overdue - would not have been kick-started without a woman called Bethann Hardison.
Just as in Adelaide, the Australian decline had been kick-started by a runout, perpetrated by Watson and his partner, and executed by Jonathan Trott.
But Gvaramadze dismisses this too because HD 271791's velocity is just too big to have been kick-started in this way.
— K.A. BMX RACING THE FACTS Barely a generation old as an organized sport, BMX is widely believed to have been kick-started by the motocross-glorifying 1971 documentary "On Any Sunday," which inspired kids in Southern California to grab their Sting-Rays and launch themselves heedlessly from giant mounds of dirt.
But since a debate has now been kick-started by another non-Muslim man, Jack Straw, and has raged for a week in the British media, I feel impelled to intervene without having done the kind of research I would normally wish to have done.
"We have been kicked around as people.
