1. He has been kicking about Europe for years.

2. He kicked about in five companies in one year.

3. He kicked about a good deal before settling down.

4. My cap's kicking about somewhere.

5. She's been kicking about Africa.

6. John likes to kick about the little boys.

7. I found this book kicking about upstairs; is it yours?

8. When I opened the door, I found an old suitcase kicking about on the floor.

9. After the clinical examination, the consultant invited his students to put forward any suggestions they had kicked about the nature of the disease.

10. This old suitcase looks as though it has been kicked about a lot.

11. Is the chairman still kicking about? I thought he had left years ago.

12. The ball the three youngsters were kicking about landed near Scott once more.

13. She has a lot to kick about.

14. Might strike terror into the opponent in a friendly kick about.

14. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

15. As Alan Pardew said, you would struggle to see this sort of turnaround in a seven-a-side Sunday kick about, let alone in the Premier League.

16. My mother complains all day; She has a lot to kick about.

17. The word kick sometimes is used to describe a complaint or some kind of dissatisfaction. Workers, for example, kick about long hours and low pay.

18. A football which generates enough electricity to charge a mobile phone or power a light from a brief kick about is undergoing trials in World Cup host country South Africa.