Sentence examples for direct kick from inspiring English sources

A direct kick is a free kick, unimpeded, which results from a penalty.

In his first game, against Columbus on Oct. 18, Cepero scored a goal from 81 yards on a direct kick.

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Angel's goal was his team-leading sixth of the season and came off a direct kick in the 94th minute.

But the referee, Silvia de Oliveira of Brazil, had ruled it a direct kick, so it did not need to be touched before going into the goal.

In the rematch with Valhalla nine days ago, she had a shutout and converted her longest direct kick of the season, from 35 yards.

"Meredith made four of her first seven direct kicks this season," Mr. Myers said.

Using a goalie on direct kicks is rare but not unheard of.

"Since the second game I've been using Meredith on all our direct kicks," Mr. Myers said.

And I'm sure that most such state treasurers and other government officials are professionals who pride themselves on their ethical standards, but even where there's not a direct kick-back, those officials may still end up intervening by playing politics with excluded or preferred investments.

As a marksman Batty has always fallen a mite short of William Tell and Roa kept out his poorly directed kick.