Sentence examples for lead to kicking from inspiring English sources

Moving on, there are lots of things that will lead to kicking and screaming.

This can lead to kicking, in which case, tie the feet to something that is not easily movable.

If you follow the trail, it led to kicking Europeans out of Asia — that saved tens of millions of lives in India alone.

This can lead to being kicked.

And while it took a short stint in jail to end the crime spree, being a father to four children -- Ella Rae, 7; Michael Robert, 4; Brendan Joseph, 2; and Grace Margaret, 1, with wife Rhea Durham, finally led him to kick the last habit.

This may lead to a kick or lunge.

"Flow of the game" is the most prominent argument, but two weekend incidents that led to penalty kicks offered scenarios where the game was already stopped.

One recent morning, Maggie was positioned on the east side of the Capitol as a backdrop for a news conference-cum-rally, led by Richards, to kick off a cross-state tour sponsored by Planned Parenthood.

The apparent bite was caught by television cameras, the incident became a worldwide sensation and it could lead to Suarez being kicked out of the World Cup.

Spamming and the excessive use of slang in the chat may eventually lead to you being kicked off an internet server.

Fly-half Paul Warwick's three first-half penalties on his full debut earned a 9-6 lead but the decision to kick a late penalty for touch proved costly.