The modern ones are very lean and strong, with backs ridged with muscle and legs fit to kick holes in sheetrock.
It looks as if the proprietors kick holes in the walls and piss in the corners before they let the customers in; fo' the atmosphere, you dig.
At 8, Michael would still fly into a rage when Anne or Miguel tried to get him ready for school, punching the wall and kicking holes in the door.
Like Larry's pot-smoking son, Danny Aaron Wolfff), they were kids in the sixties, when rock and roll and drugs kicked holes in the conformist patterns of American middle-class life.
In seeking a protective order that was served on Eric Harroun in jail in April 2009, his father said Eric had pointed a rifle at him and threatened to kill him in 2007 and in 2009 had "destroyed a door at my house by punching and kicking holes in it".
A "Catholic moment" exists, in this sense, when the barque of Peter seems to be making some headway — and to the extent that such a moment has vanished in our own era, as much blame has to belong to the rowers who ignored obvious rocks, smashed their oars or kicked holes in the bottom as to the river of modernity itself.
In the adjacent hallway, bright blue plywood covers the spots where students punched or kicked holes in the drywall as they passed between classes.
John speaks openly about becoming" "very stressed out" and "punching and kicking holes" in the walls of the family's home before his mother's acceptance and professional help.
For half a century, somewhere in America, night in, night out, George Carlin stood on a stage, raging, berating, sniping, griping, purring questions, snarling answers, kicking holes in the polyester pants of hypocrisy, puking down the nice clean tux of conventional wisdom, convulsing audiences and never failing to do "this real moron thing I do: it's called THINKING!" Thinking counts.
A blonde to make a bishop kick a hole in a stained-glass window".
