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Meanings of kick a football in English
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Usage of kick a football in English
1
Some chat; children tuck themselves behind parents' legs; one or two kick a football.
2
The shrug of a shoulder-theway he'd kick a football.
3
I like to cook and entertain, go to the movies and kick a football.
4
And, unlike a human kicker, it can kick a football the exact same way, every single time.
5
He is listed, along with several others, as being able to kick a football at around 100mph.
6
Before leaving, I managed to kick a football with some students in the playground before encouraging them for a selfie.
7
So with youngsters more likely to pick up a cricket bat or kick a football, can anything reverse the trend?
8
He'd say, "Well, we ain't going up the heath tomorrow"-onthe weekend we used to go up there and kick a football about.
9
John said he dreamed of his son kicking a football in paradise.
10
Some young men, with nothing else to do, kicked a football around.
11
So what would he have done if he'd never kicked a football?
12
Kicking a football would be like kicking a lump of concrete.
13
It was like kicking a football and watching it fly off into heaven.
14
Instead it drove him up and out, the way a punter kicks a football.
15
A few yards away Tom was kicking a football against the wall of the house.
16
A little boy kicked a football over the sand.