Sentence examples for kick the hell from inspiring English sources

I go kick the hell out of the Turks" - a denigrating reference to Bosnian Muslims.

We kick the hell out of the Turks [a reference to Bosnian Muslims].

George Bush the elder was incapable of not responding, saying he wanted to "kick the hell out of him".

They remain supportive of attempts to kick the hell out of Iraq, a country that had no involvement in September 11 and none in the Bali bomb outrage.

"Not once this year — and coaches do it all the time — did we have to go out there and kick the hell out of them because you didn't get enough out of them the night before," he said.

"I've been hit, I've been slapped in the face at a club and people drive by the house and scream that they're going to kick the hell out of me".

My mate was kicking the hell out of him.

"They kicked the hell out of me," Charles wrote.

I turned my back because the water was kicking the hell out of us.

And, as one Louisianan told me, "Kicking the hell out of the federal government is good sport down here".

But 1996 Mandelson-speak is useless when business is kicking the hell out of Labour, and useless when people want the hell kicked out of bankers.