Sentence examples for if we kicked from inspiring English sources

"So cheer up and take it from us that even if we kicked you in the pants it was between friends," Crick wrote in December 1951.

It is a universe that many of us imagine we might inhabit if we kicked off social and psychological constraints and acted out our wildest fantasies.

"I'll be honest with you, that was the right play because you give Tom Brady the ball, all they need was a field goal if we kicked a field goal, so I think you score right there a touchdown," he said.

In effect, Iran can say, "If you don't like what we're doing now, how would you like it if we kicked out the international inspectors and made a few bombs' worth of weapon-grade material?" This threat alone would put the West into a diplomatic corner.

And if we kick the can to future generations, there will eventually be no safety net for anyone.

We know, from our 2010 experiences, that threats of 40% cuts may not materialise if we kick up a fuss.

If we kick them out, if we say: 'You're too difficult,' who makes sure their journey goes in the right direction if we don't?

"Who is going to be feeding America if we kick everybody that is feeding America out?" he said, not long ago.

"The overwhelming number in our caucus have said they don't like this deal and they believe if we kick this can down the road this time, we'll be back where we started from next time," he said.

He said: "There was a bit of a debate over kicking it so we asked the ref: 'If we kick to touch have we got time to play?' He said: 'There's 10 seconds, if you kick to touch quickly now - yes.' So Hooky took the ball, kicked into touch and the referee blew up.

"Our struggle starts at the community level … [but] even if we kick mining out of El Salvador it could still happen in Honduras and that would still affect our water," Alas says.