Sentence examples for kicking about from inspiring English sources
what were they kicking about, dirty underwear?
He spent the mid-1990's kicking about, winding up in San Diego in September 1996.
Steady economic growth and an expanding middle class mean more expendable income kicking about, and new restaurants are opening all the time.
I'll probably hang on to the bath, but if I had a battered US mailbag kicking about, such as the one they were asking £600 for, I'd flog it pronto.
If you already have a ton of GoPro cameras kicking about, you'll be able to save some cash by buying the Omni kit without the cameras, too.
If you're screaming and kicking about, people will get angry at you, and will either steal something off of you, or, if you're being really annoying, actually strike you.
By Theodore Pratt The New Yorker, July 20 , 1929P. 62 Mr. Barr liked to kick about things.
The New Yorker, July 20 , 1929P. 62 Mr. Barr liked to kick about things.
It was terrible, watching poor Hester being kicked about, but in some sadistic way actually rather cheering.
Even men's shoes look kicked about, like Sciapo's faded black washed leather lace-ups (right, $250 at Barneys).
Stockhausen said of Schoenberg, "Here was a composer who made it clear to society that he would not allow himself to be kicked about like Mozart".
