kick up a storm

You go with a design that stands a chance of kicking up a storm.

The little guy really was kicking up a storm.

Old Ritter likes to kick up a storm, and his kid's the same way.

Whoever or whatever was coming certainly wasn't kicking up a storm - it could not be giants.

But I'll kick up a storm if it gels boring.

She and her hot nine-piece band kick up a storm of happy noise.

Before I know it we are speeding across a gravel area, kicking up a storm of dust.

It is the realization that the kid inside is still kicking up a storm.

Georgia's kicking up a storm in the papers.

But look at this: he's kicking up a storm."

The Rockettes kick up a storm in them.

"That's great stuff," Jack said, "but my belly's kicking up a storm.

"Kicking up a storm right now," Patsy replied, moving her husband's hand to her belly.

The waves are kicking up a storm.

The tires kick up a storm of gravel that thunders against the undercarriage.

As ribbons flew from her headpiece, she kicked up a storm, yet seemed tough and self-conscious.

"This one is kicking up a storm.

"You go see Fox; she's kicking up a storm," Tarleton said.

"You did kick up a storm!

The prospect of him enjoying a £700,000-a-year pension first surfaced in February and kicked up a storm of protest for almost six months.

15 Aug 2011 Little Feat are still kicking up a storm

"If we try to kick up a storm outside the castle, we might close more doors than we open," Brock admitted.

"It's been kicking up a storm lately.

And piano and bouzouki kick up a storm of music for the dancers, who include the professionals and the patrons.

Still, the movie, with its implicit critique of the Bush administration, is likely to kick up a storm, and then there's the matter of the election itself.