Sentence examples for room kicks from inspiring English sources
After the route is laid out, the switches and signals underground change accordingly, and the coordination that takes place on a macro level in the control room kicks in on a smaller scale on the tracks themselves.
Guys will throw their scorecards across the room, kick the table and then suddenly start laughing.
I found my room, kicked off my shoes, and, even though it was midafternoon, fell asleep.
And there certainly weren't any other journalists in the room kicking back and absorbing the atmosphere.
— MIKE HALE "I'm sorry you all, I love you, but I gotta take these shoes off" – Octavia Spencer in the press room, kicking off her Louboutins.
Dimbleby, his elder-statesman twinkle left behind in the green room, kicked matters off briskly, and the programme began as it would continue.
The book portrays Mr. Murtha as being so angry at the jurors' independence that he flung his notebook against a wall in the grand jury room, kicked over a lectern, tried to rip a door off its hinges and stalked out.
On the one side you've got house music's masculine drive and big-room kick, while on the other is the high-times disco sass of chopped diva vocals and Latino bongos.
You will need room for kicks, for jumps, for spinning around, and for doing whatever takes your fancy.
He said: "You know, I'm in a room chilling, kicking like I usually do, drinking.
"We put 'em in a room and kick 'em," until they think of something.
