Sentence examples for feeling kicked from inspiring English sources
The Democrats have been brought in from the papal cold while Republicans speak of feeling "kicked to the kerb".
God bless, Mother Sarah; in spite of feeling "kicked in the stomach" by the cartoon, she turned the repugnant experience into a teaching moment for her daughter: "Well, Bristol, how did it make YOU feel?" Personally, I'd rather hear how Trig feels.
Harriet S (not her real name), a woman in her 30s, told me: "You don't get to six or seven months of pregnancy with a child you're feeling kicking and then decide you're going to terminate for trivial reasons.
I thought of what I'd want to say to them, when the fear ends and the more complicated feelings kick in: it's OK if in your sadness you do not want to strike back.
Your feelings kick in, and all of a sudden you're "making" "love".
In what situations have you felt the feeling kick in?
That was the feeling that kicked me in the guts".
In Stephens's telling, a new human epoch of feeling is kicked off by each big name.
I still do.' " If this is true, when exactly did this "sickening feeling" finally kick in?
I've become pretty familiar with the sinking feeling that kicks in when I realize I'm going to be late, and I'm sure I'm not the only one.
No one gives a shit about Christmas, but a new year means less bird, so a man is feeling to kick up his door.
