kick out

They are kicking out, fighting, refusing to do things, sometimes tantruming, or hiding under the table, that sort of thing.

Here we are kicking out a version of Bobby Weir's One More Saturday Night, complete with water bottle percussion.

When the X-rays reach the cloud, they collide with iron atoms, kicking out electrons that are close to the atomic nucleus.

If victory means kicking out the interlopers, Bain will have its hands full for some time.

Beckham had been suckered into kicking out at Diego Simeone, that's "why" he had been sent off.

ITS NOT MY LOST, ITS HIS BIG LOST for kicking out the opportunity to have a good woman. . . and to your ex?

They are even leading a few designers' shows, kicking out dresses, traditionally the first look.

Every year since 2004 Angola has been kicking out tens of thousands of Congolese, most of them diamond diggers and their families.

For years it has been kicking out poor people who had moved into the many abandoned buildings, claiming that they are unsafe.

When you feel the vehicle's rear end kicking out, immediately counter steer the wheels to face straight with the road.

So hopefully in kicking out Hicks and Gillett they'll get the verdict they need next week.

I'm kicking out fiercely of the world around me