用kicking造句子，“kicking”造句

Biting, kicking, and hitting send obvious messages, But touch can also be used in friendly ways.

The unfortunate elk was desperately entangled in the tree's branches and was kicking ferociously as Johansson approached.

While kicking theshuttlecock frontways, sideways and behind her, she could also clap her hands, twist her legs and even turn her body all the way around.

As the sun rises from the foothill of Mountain Song, thousands of marital artists are kicking, punching and spinning their swords and spears in union at the open parade ground.

The hooded youths seen kicking in shop Windows and burning down Tottenham's historic buildings were brought up by parents whose anger and distrust of the authorities has never fully faded.

But there is little kicking or noise.

At least one punter was kicking himself for not paying attention to Paul.

Shelley Berkley, the Democrat who represents Las Vegas in Congress, huffs and puffs about Republican plans to shelve such schemes: “Talk about kicking people when they’re down!”

The knocking became a slapping-banging, as if with theflat palm of a gloved hand, and then there began a firm kicking at the bottomof the door.

I was asleep within five minutes of the game kicking off, but not before I learnt that the tiny principality's national anthem has the same tune as our own God Save The Queen.

He slapped his sister, who retaliated by kicking him.

So while the protectionist genie is not yet out of the bottle, it is kicking and pushing against the cork, trying to escape.

Poor Hareton was squalling and kicking in his father's arms with all his might, and redoubled his yells when he carried him upstairs and lifted him over the banister.

"I love livinghere, " Kidman says, kicking off her sandals and settling into an armchair in a local hotel.

The most security-sensitive enterprises around the world are kicking the tires of the leading cloud platforms and demanding the highest levels of security, which benefit all of us.

A Clockwork Orange begins with a gang of thugs kicking a homeless man while he is on the ground.

Should I be saying "kicking the dog is an anathema" or "kicking the dog is anathema"?

It looks as fragile as glass, but this stuff can endure any amount of scratching and kicking, and is pliant enough for most sitters.

My refrigerator suddenly started kicking up yesterday.