Sentence examples for to kick that from inspiring English sources

Given the state we're in, it would be irresponsible and destructive not to kick that can down the road.

"It's nice to have the offer, but I'm going to kick that can down the road a ways as to whether or not I'll take it".

So, with Al Gore's full approval, he decided not to decide -- to kick that can into the future, couching his indecision as "an opportunity for President Putin and the next American president to reach a common position".

If you hate the notch, you're probably going to have to adapt and embrace it for at least a generation or two, but the Pixel 3 gives you a chance to kick that can down the road.

He needs to kick that chair away.

"But until then," he said, "someone has to kick that door open and leave it open for them".

More than a few passengers on our crossing seemed perilously close to kicking that bucket.

His reaction to kicking that goal against Australia was more relief than rapture, because he had failed with several other attempts earlier in the final.

A soccer kick, also known as a soccer ball kick in puroresu and shoot fighting, is a reference to a kick that is similar to kicks used in association football.

There was one moment where he was at full stretch, diving like a goalkeeper, to cling on to a James O'Connor kick, that summed up his performance.

Players are far more likely to fluff a kick that could have prevented them losing the match (by levelling the score) than one that will secure victory.