Sentence examples for kicks number from inspiring English sources

Corner Kicks NUMBER, PLEASE -- Freddy Adu, the 14-year-old wunderkind who will play for D.C. United in M.L.S. this season, asked his new teammate Alecko Eskandarian to relinquish his No. 11 jersey.

Among the list of tracked stats are distance, kick number, sprints, maximum speed, activity and goal conversion rate, which determines the number of goals scored versus shots taken, based on tagged info.

I agree: I might have used the time to read all of Dickens, or practise free kicks, any number of healthier and more profitable ways to pass the abundant and unrepeatable hours of youth.

In his 2009 book, Everybody Must Get Stoned, author R. U. Sirius named "Kicks" the number one rock song against drugs.

The directors James Cameron and Peter Jackson propose kicking that number to 48 or even 60 frames per second.

Nigel Hasselbaink flicked in a classy opener minutes before David Wotherspoon curled a free-kick for number two.

First was the kick-off number "Silhouettes," then the equally entrancing dance routine video to "Nespole," both of which have have led us into the album's last single, and actual closing track —"Peroration Six".

"Evony have regular purges and kick large numbers of people off the game for "cheating".

During most of these corner kicks, a limited number of infringements occur, possibly due to a pro-active style of refereeing.

In the singles chart, One Direction saw their Comic Relief effort One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks) rise to number two in the wake of Friday's Red Nose Day.

In 2004, "Kicks" was ranked number 400 on Rolling Stones list of The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.