Sentence examples for was kicked open from inspiring English sources

In the morning, to the horror of the young boy, the door was kicked open by victorious German troops.

So when Natalie Portman dons her leotard to take hallucinogenic chemicals in a seedy New York nightclub, she's effectively running through the same riotous doorway that was kicked open by Milton and Mann.

So, the door was kicked open for me a little bit, but there were no other women in the building.

The question was: would it be kicked open or slammed shut?

As with any great revolutions, there are those who stand to make a killing after the doors are kicked open.

Of course there were many ups and downs (there still are), new directions and old setbacks, but a door had been kicked open.

One by one, the houses in the Jebera neighborhood in the southeastern edge of the city were kicked open -- and sometimes shotgunned open -- at one point revealing a bewildered wedding party that had not noticed that American forces were overrunning the neighborhood.

Over the past 5 or 6 decades the doors to these parts of our reality were kicked open and folks like those in Monday's focus group and forum audience don't want to look.

And, most importantly for his fans, he's kicked open a space for queerness in digital music during a time when the remnants of brostep, male-centred pop house and the tired sexism of dance culture still haven't completely shifted.

And, most importantly for his fans, he's kicked open a space for queerness in digital music during a time when the remnants of brostep, male-centered pop house and the tired sexism of dance culture still haven't completely shifted.

While he is there, have him check the integrity of your deadbolt lock; most "locked" doors can be kicked open by a determined thief with 2 or 3 kicks.