Kicked example sentences
Related (19): booted, punted, launched, struck, pushed, knocked, thumped, hit, smacked, whacked, swatted, slapped, batted, punched, wallop, clobbered, socked, bashed, whaled.
"Kicked" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- The dog kicked up dirt when it ran through the yard.
- He was kicked out of school for cheating on his exams.
- My son kicked the ball into the neighbor's yard by accident.
- The soccer player kicked the ball powerfully into the net.
- The horse kicked me when I walked behind it.
- She kicked at the rocks in frustration.
- The woman kicked down the door to get inside.
- The can skipped and kicked along the water.
- I kicked off my shoes when I arrived home.
- The car tires kicked up debris when it sped away.
- Dad kicked the door shut when he came in from work.
- The rebel faction kicked off a new wave of violence in the region.
- They kicked off the celebration with a big fireworks display.
- The engine kicked into high gear and roared to life.
- The debate over the issue has really kicked into high gear.
- The motorbike kicked and screeched as it took off down the road.
- My heart kicked up a notch when I saw her walk in.
- She kicked me under the table to get my attention.
- The dust devil kicked up and swirled around them.
- The music system kicked in and started blasting music.
- The engine finally kicked over after several attempts.
- My habit kicked back in after only a few days.
- The team kicked off the season with an impressive win.
- The speaker kicked off the conference with an inspiring speech.
- The addiction kicked back in like it had never left.
- The boss really kicked my butt after I made that mistake.
- The pain in my leg kicked up a notch when I stood up.
- My heart kicked into high gear when he kissed me.
- He was still smarting from being kicked out of school.
- The machine kicked into action when she pushed the start button.
- I felt like kicking something in anger and frustration.
- Her performance really kicked up a gear in the second half.
- His hysterical laugh kicked in and he couldn't stop.
- My foot kept kicking at the floor while I waited.
- My mother kicked me out of the house when I turned 18.
- She kicked angrily at a pile of leaves on the sidewalk.
- The drummer kicked off the beat for the rest of the band to start playing.
- The comedian kicked off the show with some hilarious jokes.
- The dust devil suddenly kicked up around them.
- The engine finally kicked in and the car started moving.
- My motivation kicked back in once I set a deadline.
- I accidentally kicked the cat when I got out of bed.
- The fight had really kicked off by the time police arrived.
- I kicked off my muddy boots before coming inside.
- The guitar solo really kicked the song up a notch.
- The discussion has really kicked into high gear today.
- The addictive habit kicked back in the moment I gave in.
- I kicked the door shut in anger after our argument.
- His nasty temper really kicked in after a few drinks.
- The problem has really kicked into high gear recently.
- My foot kept kicking the chair while I sat there.
- The engine finally kicked over and the van started moving.
- The singer kicked off the concert with an amazing solo.
- He kicked the chair in frustration when he lost the game.
- The celebration was kicked off with a series of fireworks.
- The rocket engines finally kicked in and the spacecraft took off.
- The addictive habit kicked back in full force after only one cigarette.
- Her performance really kicked into high gear in the final stretch.
- I kicked the stones on the ground as I walked along.
- The party really kicked off around midnight.