kick on

verb

1. informal.
   adverb to continue

Example Sentences

It was an opportunity for Liverpool to kick on and they were excellent against Aston Villa.

From BBC

You were already on the canvas and I just felt this, another punch when you're already down - it was like getting that kick on the floor.

From BBC

“We’ve still got an opportunity to win the game, which is really exciting. Hopefully we can kick on tomorrow.”

From BBC

The morning session will be important and if we can limit the damage, we can kick on in the afternoon.”

From BBC

Davis envisions more teams will kick on the ground.

From Los Angeles Times