Sentence examples for soon kicked from inspiring English sources

Tynes soon kicked another field goal.

A fans' protest soon kicked that into touch.

Every governor he appointed was soon kicked out; his Party of Regions had no presence in the local parliament.

The two medalists were soon kicked off the team, and as Hoffer reveals, that was only a prelude to death threats and more.

The acoustic guitarist, Bill Nershi, started out in hiking sneakers but soon kicked them off and later wiggled out of his sweat socks.

Steve Myler soon kicked Northampton penalties to touch to try and force a revival but Leinster roared on, distributing among the backs with a speed surely far beyond anything seen in the Aviva Premiership here this season.

A gentleman would just as soon kick it down.

"If I speak Ukrainian at the institute, they could soon kick me out".

Starting with the floaty falsetto and mellow hum of keys, the track soon kicks off with a throbbing drum pulse underneath.

Although many owners of extended-stay units are optimistic that the effects of a revitalized economy will soon kick in, the nation is only at the beginning of a recovery, he said.

These two states, with a combined population of 4.3m mostly white people, will soon kick off the 2008 primary season (see article)—and also influence the presidential race out of any possible proportion to their size.