Sentence examples for easily kicked from inspiring English sources

But stones less than one inch thick break readily and are easily kicked out of place.

Ryan Grant pulled a player out of a maul by his head and gave Mogg another penalty  which he easily kicked.

The lack of water has devastated the region's fishing industry, leaving ship graveyards as well as large areas of salted sand, which is easily kicked up by winds and contributes to health problems.

Another mistake from Tagicakibau cost his side dear on 30 the half hour when the wing received a yellow card for tip tackling Jonny Arr and Goode easily kicked the resulting penalty.

But Russia cannot be so easily kicked out of the Security Council, the consensus-based Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe - custodian of the Helsinki Final Act that does not permit forcible changes of borders - or the World Trade Organization Moscow waited so long to join.

The road surface was little more than compacted dust and sharp stones which could be easily kicked up by the cars, and to limit the resulting problem of impaired visibility and punctures the ACF sealed the entire length of the track with tar.

Instead, the banks have taken on large, friendly, long-term shareholders who cannot easily kick up a fuss.

It carries, proportionately, many more things that could be worn in the act of surfing: plenty of swimsuits, some Vans you can easily kick off into the sand.

For the moment, however, a network could not easily kick the sweeps habit because its own local stations also depend on the diary system.

The panels would have a weak point — carved or cut into the plywood — to let a firefighter easily kick through to escape, according to abatement industry experts.

To show goodwill, the US government could easily kick in the $10m shortfall for Unicef, and – for the cost of one B-52 bomber – it could fund the entire 2018 OCHA request of $111m.