take kick造句

• You buy on anticipation and once the news hits, profit-taking kicks in.
• In 1976 he convicted Cincinnati's Police Chief, Carl Goodin, for taking kick-backs.
• "I don't ever watch them take kicks,"
• The soccer team was out taking kicks again and again, we were writing and memorizing lists, doing drills, assigning ourselves outside reading.
• The rate cut is already priced in, and while the market is clearly over bought it could go alot further before profit taking kicks in, Guild said.
• Hamilton denies taking kick-backs in envelopes, but has acknowledged working for a lobbyist without declaring the interest, and getting free stays at Al Fayed's Ritz Hotel in Paris.
• Not only does Advocaat have a list of players who would take kicks, but " we've read a book someone gave us " on how to take penalties, he said Friday.
• He was accused of using his office in exchange for bribes from businessmen and taking kick-backs from staff members'congressional salaries, as well as making them work on his farm outside Youngstown and on his boat moored in Washington.
• The Wallabies decided to go for try-scoring moves instead of taking kicks at goal when they were awarded penalties deep into the Welsh territory and were punished when the home team broke out to score a try after a 90-yard move.
• They were indulged in what word or letter to add here or omit there, until they adopted a text under the pretext that it would be better to take kicks of a raging bull in a small circle than to face its horns in an open space.