Sentence examples for must kick from inspiring English sources

We must kick them all out.

If agreed-upon debt and deficit targets are not met, both spending cuts and tax increases must kick in.

Britain's leading companies must kick on towards a 50-50 representandon and increase the number of female executives.

This whole sorry saga of Cameron's cronies shows how we must kick big money out of politics".

"I'm sure people must kick themselves once they find a style they like after they've spent all that money".

To emphasize the point, teams are penalized twice for one misstep: they concede 2 points, then must kick from their 20-yard line.

The message to the Italians from the German government this week was "you may have kicked out our politicians, but you must not kick out their policies".

The timing of the move comes as something of a blow to the national championship, which kicked off at the weekend, and must now kick on without its biggest star.

The original said "We must all kick over our traces…".

"My adrenaline must have kicked in [then], I rush back to the floor to see my baby crying, tears of joy and tears of worry!

#A goal must be kicked but not from touch nor by a free kick from a catch.