Sentence examples for through kick from inspiring English sources

A statement read: "The club supports the League's central anti-discrimination efforts through Kick It Out.

It was only when the FA took decisive action, especially through Kick It Out, that the race hate subsided.

In fact, if you look through Kick It Out's last annual report you will find its chairman, Herman Ouseley, noting "a considerable increase in reported hate-related incidents in football".

But each time, they lacked the willpower to follow through, kicking the gas can down the road and leaving the Transportation Trust Fund on the brink of insolvency.

Italy very nearly scored a second try five minutes later, but despite a fabulous one-handed effort, right wing Tommaso Benvenuti was unable to get downward pressure on the ball after a cute through-kick by full-back Luke McLean.

Sports teams can barely get through kick-off without having a tender, lingering embrace.

"There has been a big improvement there, particularly in his ability to dominate a game through kicking," said All Blacks assistant coach Wayne Smith.

Also on the bill are Mark Lindsay (who snarled his way through "Kicks" as Paul Revere in Paul Revere and the Raiders), the Kaisers, Los Straitjackets and Saturn V. Tomorrow night at 8; admission is $20 each night (Pareles).

"We gave away 22 points through kicks which makes it even harder for us.

"He then came through kicking at the Aviva Stadium yesterday afternoon very well, so that clarified things for us, but up until then there was some small doubt.

But head coach Stuart Lancaster said: "We have to make sure that the injury has healed properly so that it doesn't break down again through kicking".