Sentence examples for kick up a row from inspiring English sources
The Morning Post sponsored a limerick competition: Said the Queen to Sir Walter, "I vow If the road's wet, I'll kick up a row".
"I've always valued my independence," she says, kissing him and ordering him to "kick up a row" as the security forces close in.
So no media numbskulls Can kick up a row.
It weighs in at about 200 pounds and kicks up a row as it tries to stand, but continually falls forward.
Zhang Qingli, then Xinjiang's deputy party chief, said in 2004: "As long as Xinjiang has ethnic separatist forces making a clamour and extremist religious forces kicking up a row, the bingtuan will exist forever".
Kick up a storm for the day.
He had neither talent nor wish to be an authoritarian Speaker; he believed in letting angry people let off steam, had no great notion of the sacredness of ministers and reckoned that the kicking up of a row was not something to be got out of proportion.
Some images show small clouds of dust kick up as a row of gunmen seemingly open fire on the men.
The First Lady kicks up a heel.
Their swaying bodies kicked up a delicious dust.
Yet Mr Blanquer's idea has kicked up a nasty row.
