Sentence examples for kicked in practice from inspiring English sources

And yet when the Giants summoned Bryant back and he kicked in practice four days after being cut, he consistently drove the ball 10 to 15 yards farther than he had before.

Morten Andersen, the 41-year-old veteran, kicked in practice today and Fassel said Andersen was no longer bothered by the right knee soreness that kept him out of practice earlier in the week.

Both are kicking in practice this week.

Daluiso said his stiff back was at its worst Saturday; he might have aggravated it by kicking in practice on Friday.

Groh asked the special teams coach Mike Sweatman to cut down on Hall's kicking in practice, although Groh is not sure if that is the reason Hall has improved.

"The adrenaline kicked in".

"The ego can kick in after you have been in practice a while," explains Paul Silka, an emergency-department physician who is also the hospital's chief of staff.

When rehearsal kicked in, he practiced the leap.

During his postgame news conference, Flood said Borgese kicked well in practice and that he did not think Federico "was 100 percent and could give us what we needed".

"Grif's kicked that in practice," Taylor said.

Both Groh and Chrebet declined to say why Chrebet was held out of last Saturday's game at Baltimore, although a television report said he had been kicked in the head at practice.