1.   Joseph, if tomorrow morning people kick the snow into the streets, what can I do, Joseph?

2.   Burke then showed a videotape from the show in which people were kicking and throwing chairs and evidently trying to hurt one another.

3.   Faced with a price increase, how many people would kick the habit and how many stay on?

4.   Instead, several people kicked in six-figure sums.

5.   No wonder aggrieved people are kicking the dog.

6.   Sometimes, he says, people kick him in the leg, on the assumption that he is wearing stilts.

7.   The group not only provides technical support for the weekend Mustang enthusiast, it also provides a social structure where people can kick the tires of their ponies.

8.   Elsewhere in the capital on Tuesday, people kicked the charred remains of Arabs killed when a rocket slammed into their truck.

9.   Now anti-smoking forces have seized on that finding as a potentially powerful new way to get people to kick the habit.