Sentence examples for kicked up on from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the ball kicked up on Tatis".

His sandaled feet are kicked up on his desk like a latter-day Adlai Stevenson.

The wall cloud has dropped a wide cone and there is debris being kicked up on the ground.

"This is a huge story, and I want everybody to enjoy it," said Leyland, his feet kicked up on his desk as he addressed reporters before the game.

There were dozens of other examples, from jokey to dire, and, by the time the news cycle kicked up on Tuesday, op-eds questioning the use of trigger warnings had been published in the Guardian, the Atlantic, and Mother Jones.

I saw The Kite Runner at the White House, sitting next to the President and the First Lady, our feet kicked up on these ottomans, eating popcorn and drinking water.

Soft, flaky snow kicking up on tracks, coupled with the cold, has knocked Metro-North railroad cars for a loop and has left their riders with a commuting headache.

But along the way I caught a few fish and crabs, felt what it's like when the wind kicks up on a wide river, and, when I was pushing, poling and occasionally wading to bring my boat back up a marshy creek to its home (another mechanical failure), I became intimately acquainted with how dark and biologically rich wetland mud is.

Already, the process of scouring the wreckage may have kicked up turmoil on the bottom.

Although the chipper Ms. Chenoweth has recently kicked up dust on "Glee" and has a following from her work in Broadway musicals ("Wicked"), she has never anchored a successful series.

As the sun went down and a perfectly-timed ute kicked up dust on the road behind his paddock, I captured a picture of wounded-but-not-broke-dicked Yamba in repose.