kick the bucket

After the war things were a bit slow, and then my old woman kicked the bucket.

I'm trying to change the world before I kick the bucket."

"I would have hated to see him kick the bucket."

We'll be dead an' rotten before he kicks the bucket.

"Men have a habit of kicking the bucket before women do," he said.

"What might have happened in the house other than my stepfather kicking the bucket that has anything to do with me?"

"Don't you go kicking the bucket without making out your will first."

Sure enough, the squire kicked the bucket on the way home.

One of the kidnappers kicked the bucket from her hands.

"You'd better hope I don't kick the bucket any time soon or you'll be doing it a couple more times."

I'd like to enjoy it all before I kick the bucket."

Mason turned around in such a manner that he kicked the bucket of water over.

Now she's had pneumonia and kicked the bucket because of it."

I'd just stand by and watch him kick the bucket.'

"You don't want to kick the bucket before your time.

If you don't hurry you'll have kicked the bucket before you've read it.

One of the few regrets he had on reaching 145 was that he'd lived to see so many friends kick the bucket.

"This other bigwig over here's about to kick the bucket."

Ye can see why I'm no so keen on kicking the bucket, anyway.

"Page make any calls before he kicked the bucket?"

It isn't possible; you must wait till your wife kicks the bucket.

For example, the entire phrase kick the bucket is represented by the meaning to die.

I'm in the hospital now, and I guess I'll kick the bucket here.

His wife kicks the bucket and he offs himself using her medication.

Jinny was so startled that she nearly kicked the bucket over.