kick over

In the course of the game, the ball is kicked over to the other side.

His legs kicked over the side of the bed, and he stood.

When he kicked over one of them, they put him down with many congratulations.

Suddenly the engine kicked over then everything went dead again.

One of the men kicked over a chair, stood up, and walked from the room.

But it was still warm from the flight in, and kicked over almost at once.

He kicked over to the cage door, pulled it open.

Came out of the post office and my car wouldn't kick over.

They, in their dancing, had kicked over all but one of the candles.

He moved to her side and his foot kicked over the tin cup.

The next day he criticized Rose and kicked over a chair in practice.

In fact, a few times she went outside and kicked over their pails.

The fire had been kicked over, though, the ash distributed around the floor.

It rang several times and was about to kick over into voice mail.

Uh, that was after I kicked over the traces the first time.

The engine was kicking over, giving me a face full of exhaust.

And now the whole fragile structure was in danger of being kicked over.

Before setting out, I put up the canvas top, and then kicked over the engine.

I shouted, kicking over a table and filling the space it had been in.

At its inner edge, he kicked over a ladder down.

He opened it and kicked over the engine, which started with a roar.

I spread my wings and kicked over the edge as the ground fell away.

What's to stop him from kicking over the traces now?"

He did however kick over 100 goals with the Magpies.

He kicked over bodies, studying them as if they yet had a tale to tell.