Sentence examples for kicked strongly from inspiring English sources

Daniel Mooney led home a Letterkenny AC one-two and North West one-two-three as he kicked strongly with 250m left to finish almost two seconds ahead ahead of his club-mate Ruairi Finnegan and City of Derry's Conor Bradley, who was hampered by losing a spike on the first lap.

Under a painting of a rodeo, they discussed an economy that is kicking strongly, but not bucking out of control.

"What has happened is the gaming market kicked in strongly".

That did not change even as the recovery kicked in strongly last summer and hiring resumed.

History suggests that when he starts on the front foot he improves through a tournament, so when he sped in 0.001sec behind Glaetzer on Friday morning, it was probable he would kick on strongly, and so it proved.

However, if I kicked it too strongly, he could make some reflex save.

The Bulldogs opened strongly, kicking four of the initial five goals of the game in a free-flowing first term and held a 10-point lead at quarter-time but Port reduced the deficit to just two points at half-time after a bruising second quarter, which featured just three goals.

The number of applicants fell slightly when the fees kicked in, but then recovered strongly.

The immediate post-Christmas period does not identify champions but it does offer a good indicator of who is in the required mental state to kick on strongly in the new year.

The speculation now is how much more Furious 7 has left in the tank before Avengers: Age of Ultron clanks in on the penultimate April weekend; if the US holds well next time, and Japan kicks in strongly on 17 April, some people believe it could go as high as no 4 on the worldwide all-time chart, unseating the final Harry Potter.

So rare, in fact, that many Egyptians strongly believe Amr Moussa was "kicked upstairs" to the Arab League by Mubarak who was envious of and feared his popularity.