Sentence examples for to avoid kicks from inspiring English sources

When near other riders, either ride abreast or stay far enough apart to avoid kicks.

One at a time, we skied the slope to avoid kicking off a dreaded slide.

Arsenal supporters should perhaps risk a small-stakes, each-way wager to avoid kicking themselves on Saturday evening.

A squib kickoff with about 90 seconds remaining in the half by the Dolphins, who were trying to avoid kicking it to Washington again, turned out to be an unwise decision.

Sweating in the heat of their arc lights and trying to avoid kicking up clouds of dust, the officers picked their way through debris, examined the concrete floor and delicately removed bricks from an interior wall.

And for the FA disciplinary committee, how to avoid kicking the case around like a political football?

Elliott says the measure is couched in the vaguest possible terms in order to avoid kicking up resistance from opponents of human embryonic stem cell research.

Eat a real dinner and try to incorporate some of these snacks to avoid kicking off the New Year with a depressing day in bed.

There is a palpable sense among Senate Republicans that they would like to avoid kicking a man while he's down, just a week after his presidential hopes expired.

If you can, try to avoid kicking mid air, instead kicking a Heavy bag.

To avoid kicking up additional dust as you clean, wear a mask and use a damp rag or treated cloth that attracts dust rather than spreading it into the air.