Phrases with «to take the kick»

The phrase "to take the kick" means to be the person who kicks or takes a shot at something, usually in sports like soccer or football. Full definition

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Sentences with «to take the kick»

  • You accepted your royalty statements, even though you knew they were wrong, with a smile and took the kick in the teeth. (madgeniusclub.com)
  • The substitution will become permanent should a player fail the test, while temporary replacements are not allowed to take kicks at goal. (en.espn.co.uk)
  • Whether you're taking kick boxing classes, hitting the bag at the gym, or have a bag at home. (180ripped.com)
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