Sentence examples for kicks it from from inspiring English sources

Johnson kicks it from 25m or so, just to the left of the posts.

Goode duly kicked it from 44 metres.

Ramsey, and others who gathered, helped her break open the door, kicking it from the bottom.

But then Konami's all-conquering Dance Dance Revolution strutted in and kicked it from the dance floor.

"Tonight, against the Cowboys, I felt like I probably could have kicked it from 65," Folk said.

He said it would have carried over the screen if he'd kicked it from a slightly different angle.

His kicking game means he steers the game really well and, if you're ill-disciplined, he's obviously capable of kicking it from anywhere.

I was 50 years old - by the time I got the ball I couldn't kick it from all the running about.

Hazard initially attempted to grab the ball but eventually snapped and tried to kick it from under the youngster, who rolled over and, after shouting out to the referee in protest, was helped round the touchline clutching his ribs.

The Chelsea player then tried to kick it from under Morgan, but appeared to make contact with the youngster as he dislodged the ball.

The teenager fell to the ground as Hazard attempted to get the ball from him with the Blues midfielder then trying to kick it from under him, but instead he appeared to make contact with the youngster.