Sentence examples for hardly kick from inspiring English sources

He could hardly kick with conviction the shins of a Labour government starting to help ex-miners, even if he was the last known defender of Arthur Scargill.

Punter Rodney Williams can hardly kick the football any farther than he did on Monday, when he punted one 80 yards in the air against Denver.

Smoking is less common than it was in urban offices and restaurants but China has hardly kicked the habit.

Whichever Dem that may be, however, he or she is hardly kicking down Mayor Mike's door.

The Chiefs played into the wind in the first half and hardly kicked the ball out of hand as they chased the bonus point.

The recovering economy has nothing to do with the stimulus, which has hardly kicked in yet, and everything to do with Fed policies.

That's fine, but VW might also note that Land Rover is hardly kicking such vehicles out of the showroom at a brisk pace (Discovery sales are roughly half that of Touareg sales).

The Brazilian, who hardly kicked a ball in his last season at the Santiago Bernabeu, is on course for a seventh encounter with Celtic after managing 70 minutes of Saturday's 2-2 drat aTorinono, with Milan staging a late comeback to earn a point.

Election week could hardly have kicked off with a more apt clarion call, albeit one played by dissonant tubas with gummy valves – but the quote came courtesy of another very British muddle, the cold war, via last week's splendid opener to new BBC drama The Game.

Again Flood missed the conversion but, with Young's side unable to hang on to the ball, the England fly-half's kicking hardly looked like undermining the outcome and four minutes into the second half a game that had been over for a while as a contest was put to bed with Leicester's bonus point try.

AT first, it hardly seems worth the effort to kick the tires of beaten-up auto dealership stocks.