Sentence examples for move the kick from inspiring English sources
You can even make your programmed beats sound human: when it's all laid out on a grid you can move the kick drum back or forward a tiny bit so it sits just behind the beat rather than straight-on, and it sounds more like a human being playing the drums.
In NFL pre-season this year the league has experimented by moving the kick conversion back to the 33-yard line.
Nedney said that moving the kick back or eliminating it would be just the latest example of making life more difficult for kickers.
However, following consultation with broadcasters including the BBC and ITV, Fifa moved the kick off as one of seven changes to the schedule.
When the Green Bay Packers' Randall Cobb returned a kickoff 108 yards for a touchdown in the N.F.L. season opener in September, it played out as a rejoinder to the hand-wringing over a rules change that seemed destined to nearly eliminate returns by moving the kick to the 35-yard line from the 30.
Referee Leighton Hodges awarded a controversial injury-time penalty and moved the kick even closer as he punished Leinster for not retreating quickly enough.
They've actually moved the kick-off, so all the other games in the final round of fixtures will start at 1.30pm and this game is on at 4pm.
To top things off, Villa were informed that Kyiv had moved the kick-off forward two hours to accommodate local TV, yet none of the grief Villa experienced on their trip appeared to do them much harm.
At least as it concerned kickoffs, perhaps the most dangerous play in the game, the league backed up its words in 2011, moving the kicks up 5 yards to the 35-yard line and limiting running starts by the kicking team.
Organisers will hope that moving the kick-off times forward by three hours for both games means fans will come and out - since the matches will no longer clash with the big Spanish league derby between Barcelona and Real Madrid.
An obvious, much less radical alternative would be to retain the penalty kick but move the kicker to the top of the box, thereby giving the goalie time to react and not be forced to guess.
