Sentence examples for kicked from from inspiring English sources

They have been kicked from several sides.

They get kicked from pillar to post.

It felt as if the place had had its last legs kicked from under it.

54: This is the number of times England have kicked from hand during the World Cup.

Denmark treated the ball with the utmost care; their goalkeeper, for example, never, ever kicked from the hand.

That particular penalty was the hardest of the five Halfpenny kicked, from well out on the right.

The coins - no fortune by any measure - were batted and kicked from him till he yelped like a puppy.

For the past six weeks Sir Clive Woodward has been kicked from one end of New Zealand to the other.

Was he really in a bunker, or was his golf ball in some sand that had been kicked from the bunker and flattened by thousands of spectators?

They might have done had not Puskas, in the opening 8-3 win over West Germany, been kicked from behind by the blond German centre-half, Werner Liebrich.

Ferres, a forward with a flair for the unexpected, kicked from deep to the right, where McGillvary scorched past Richard Owen for his second.