Sentence examples for in kicks from inspiring English sources
"in kicks" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe someone's behavior or actions that are done with enthusiasm or excitement. Example: The team was down by two points, but in kicks their star player made a three-pointer to win the game.
The visitors made many more right decisions and could afford Cruden and Barrett missing 12 points in kicks between them.
By Carvell Wallace September 9, 2016 In "Kicks," we find ourselves rooting for Brandon to remain a child.
In "Kicks," manhood is presented as a grim destination with little in the way honor or glory.
Meanwhile, LeBron lives out his lifetime deal with Nike in kicks that aren't the basketball equivalent of leather sandals with white socks.
The scarcity of ruckmen — the sport's tallest players (6-7 is usually the base height), who are responsible for beginning possessions, hauling in kicks (known as marks) and tapping airborne balls to teammates, has forced the league to expand recruiting efforts.
He could have been nominated for any or all of the films in which he appeared this year — whether for his role as a life-hardened gangster in "Kicks," as a runaway slave in "Free State of Jones," or, for that matter, as a male-chauvinist colonel in "Hidden Figures".
Shopkick also says that over half of all users (52percentt) now prepare their shopping trips at home by building up walk-in kicks (more products viewed at home means more kicks earned at walk-in).
Swain joined in, kicking him twice more in the head.
There is a high probability of delay in kick detection, when using an exclusively surface-based kick detection system.
King added: "There are two principles in kicking.
