kick something up

You know some folks are going to kick up about it no matter what the reason.

Another shot kicked up the snow in front of him.

And now you've got the chance, you kick up like this.

The third shot kicked up sand in front of him.

But every once in a while, the case kicks up again.

So there is some hope because when consumers kick up they do back off.

He pulled down with his hands and kicked up again.

And I would start to care about kicking it up.

Even in such a short time, the wind had kicked up outside.

They no longer kicked up the dust behind him, but on the side, and even in front.