Sentence examples for hidden kick from inspiring English sources
NICE cups of tea can have a hidden kick.
Then last week, Korolyova, 48, was forced to stand pressed against the wall of a gay-friendly club and watch as a group of burly men, their faces hidden with surgical masks, repeatedly kicked her girlfriend in the head as part of an organised attack.
Power forward Jake Neade was looking for a hole to hide in after kicking it out on the full from his 25m set shot directly in front.
He didn't hide, he got kicked but he got up and got on with it and didn't complain or feign injury.
We try to fill the void by running around with him, hiding behind trees, kicking balls, playing tag, but it's tiring.
* I got a kick out of seeing these smiles hidden in everyday scenes.
Garish, gregarious Barcelona doesn't guard its secrets jealously, but the Catalan capital does seem to get a kick from hiding the best of them in plain sight.
He admitted that he kicked and bit Tyler later that day after he had hidden behind a chair as Lee called for him.
There is also a kick in knowing what the uninitiated don't -- that there are secrets hidden, like magic fairies, all around us.
In working for Armstrong, Ballarta replaced a French kick-boxing champion, known only as Thierry, whose good humor was sometimes hidden behind a fierce face.
