Sentence examples for less kicked from inspiring English sources

In May of 1858, he more or less kicked her out of the house.

Even when he was still making his way, he knew how to produce work that in the words of one shrewd judge "more or less kicked other people's pictures to pieces".

Finally, I more or less kicked him out of my house.

Resident Evil was an unexpected hit in when it was first released for the original PlayStation in 1996, and in creating it Shinji Mikami more or less kicked off a new genre.

Resident Evil was an unexpected hit in when it was first released for the PS One in 1996, and in creating it Shinji Mikami more or less kicked off a new genre.

The new rule is based around a simple motive: less kicking; more creative attacking set plays.

You find the southern hemisphere big three run the ball more and there's a little less kicking.

There was less kicking from the backs as they looked to keep the ball and try to find ways through the New Zealand defense.

Forgiving Greek debt could draw copycat requests from states like Portugal and Ireland, which are implementing similar bailout programs with less kicking and screaming.

Though the red elipses in the new logo retain the horizontal crosshairs, the overall look is far less "kick your butt" and much more "quarterly report," some branding experts said.

The newly developed bumper has improved firmness from drilled blind holes and an increase in effective forward force of 15%138%%, which implies lower operational demands and a lighter knee burden (i.e., less kicking energy results in the same work efficiency), and a softer contact surface that enhances operating comfort.