Sentence examples for was kicked down from inspiring English sources

Four or five hours later, Campbell's door was kicked down and about ten soldiers burst into the apartment.

There will be the fight over the European Union budget that was kicked down the road till this spring.

The issue impeded formation of a government after the 2007 elections and was kicked down the road ever since.

Williams said it did not help that the ball had to be held on the tee, taking a man out of coverage, then was kicked down the middle.

Mr. Goldman, once in a power position as a policy analyst on the 10th floor -- the nerve center of 110 Livingston Street, where the chancellor himself reigns -- was kicked down to the second floor.

He spent five days in a small locker, with a bottle of water above and a bottle for urine below; slithered, nearly naked and with his hands held behind him, across fifty feet of broken glass in a parking lot; had his hands nailed to the roof of a Volkswagen; was kicked down a flight of stairs; and, on different occasions, incurred apparent risks of burning, drowning, and electrocution.

The RFU retained his services, largely because no one was kicking down the door to replace him, and duly laid hands on the Webb Ellis Trophy four years later.

He jumpstarted electroclash with his band Playgroup, and was kicking down genre boundaries with the hip-hop psychedelic avant-garde dub he created as Underdog even earlier.

It is the sound of cans being kicked down a road.

That's why this can has been kicked down the road for so long.

But most of these arguments could be kicked down the road a bit.