Sentence examples for having a kick from inspiring English sources
After having a kick charged down to help Ireland win the opening encounter, the fly-half has seen a gradual improvement in his performances in Paris and Rome.
After the break, a dreadful few minutes for Swiel began when he missed a penalty, and ended in having a kick charged down by Manoa, who offloaded to Wales winger North to power over.
Dan Biggar belatedly found the key to unlock the Irish defence when he put Alex Cuthbert through for Wales' opening try, but the fly-half had a mixed first Six Nations outing, having a kick charged down for Ireland's second try and looking less than assured in defence.
Are you sitting around waiting for love and feeling sorry for yourself or are you going out, having a kick ass life full of champagne, friends, traveling, occasional making out and fun?
Others include threatening to hurt or break something you care about, doing something to cause you to be ridiculed (such as having a "kick me" sign on your back) or telling lies about you to other people to try and make them hate you.
I said, "that's a shame as I know your friend Banjo is having a kick-about on Ham Common".
I've since chased Nacho all over the field at myriad venues, but it's like having a kick-around with David Beckham; you can't get close, but it's great fun trying.
That will come later, although one boy, when asked by the principal Joanne Harper if he would like to play football, responded: "I can't do that in my suit!" He would not have thought twice about having a kick-about if he were dressed in a school uniform, she said.
While Fabgregas and Hazard wheeze on like a pair of dads having a kick-about outside a carvery, Willian has managed strong stats all season – not to mention putting the shits up Barcelona in one of Chelsea's only noticeable games of the season.
