Sentence examples for longer kick from inspiring English sources

This was the year when the euro was finally doomed; when eurozone governments could no longer "kick the can down the road" at "last-chance summits".

"We wanted to either get them out of field-goal range or make it a longer kick," Tampa Bay Coach Tony Dungy said of his strategy.

Laurence Msall, president of the Civic Federation, an independent watchdog, explains that the city can no longer kick the can down the road as the can is now a "55-gallon drum".

This erupted after Yusuf Ziya Ozcan, president of the Higher Education Board and a Gul appointee, decreed that universities could no longer kick out veiled students and that they would no longer be barred from sitting university entrance exams.

According to the settlement, Starbucks must now allow Minneapolis-area workers to discuss unions and post union materials in break areas, and the company can no longer kick union sympathizers out of its stores.

As a result, I think I may lose a few yards on longer kicks in football".

We are inept at football because our national sport is no longer kicking a ball along the ground, but kicking a man when he is down.

No longer kicking it in La Jolla.

"The longer flatter kick will probably go to someone like Billy.

"Early data shows it may last longer and kick in faster than Botox," Dr. Baumann told the fashion magazine Allure in 2007.

It appears he doesn't think there is, he thinks the players need longer to kick the clay off their shoes and adapt to the grass.