Sentence examples for to kicks from inspiring English sources
noun
A hit or strike with the leg or foot or knee.
Many said they had been stripped naked of all clothing, bar the ubiquitous hood, and subjected to kicks and beatings.
A standard, side-on boxing stance is rarely advisable inside the Octagon because the front leg is too exposed to kicks and the shape of the body makes it more difficult to defend takedown attempts.
And so if he, right now, is able to understand what I'm telling him, to grasp this concept and really and truly be the first horse to actually want to win the race – when all the other horses out there are slavishly responding in delay to kicks and whips – then he'll surely win today.
Aside a hydraulic model for the wellbore, well-formation interactions that give rise to kicks, lost circulation, and wellbore breathing are also modeled and coupled.
In such a scenario, shares of the fund must fall 11.50% from the current price to breach the effective breakeven point on the puts at $41.91 before downside protection to kicks in.
In a tight game, where chances were largely restricted to kicks, Godman made amends for his earlier miss when he halved the deficit on 23 minutes but the lead was soon back to six points when Weir scored again.
There is nothing to kick!
Michigan about to kick off.
