Sentence examples for catching flak from inspiring English sources
Perhaps not surprisingly, this irreverence is catching flak.
Our secretary of state is catching flak from both flanks these days.
Don't bore Larry Damon Darlin Asus Tweet Puts Sexismism Front and Center Huffingtonpost.com | Asus is catching flak for a controversial post on its Twitter account.
Indeed, Sir Peter said that catching flak was part of the job description and that what Mr. Nunn had suffered so far was comparatively mild.
The scratchy-voiced country-rock renegade Steve Earle has already been catching flak, well before the Sept. 24 release of his album "Jerusalem," for a song called "John Walker's Blues," a character study that tries to imagine the mind-set of the captured American Taliban member John Walker Lindh; it doesn't endorse or condemn him.
Game of Thrones, HBO's massively popular fantasy series, is catching flak again.
News outlets have been catching feminist flak ever since.
Juan Williams told Fox News' Bill O'Reilly that he has been catching some flak at the 2012 Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina.
One float among the 200 that participated in the record-breaking Chicago Pride Parade on Sunday is catching some flak over signs criticized as body-shaming and "insensitive".
Google's been catching a lot of flak lately for agreeing to launch a pre-censored version of its service for use in China.
