Sentence examples for caught flak from inspiring English sources

Pill caught flak for the video's imagery.

This year, however, Deutsche Bahn caught flak at home for some dangerous air-conditioning malfunctions.

He caught flak for saying he hoped "anyone but England" won the World Cup in 2006.

It was her choice of lilac lipstick (maybe a bit corpse-like) that caught flak.

Whitney caught flak from Canucks fans when quotations from his interview were posted on a Vancouver Web site.

"We have caught flak from both sides," he said, "and I expect this is just the beginning".

I do catch flak.

"On political reforms, he didn't take any risks that would catch flak".

JOHN, California, posted on nytimes.com Wikipedia always catches flak because a teenager can edit an article just as easily as a college professor.

It seems obvious that in 2012 the band would catch flak for their inaccurate and insensitive appropriation of Native American culture.

All the men who attended the seminars were very nice men — also quite brave men, because they'd catch flak on their campuses for going to a women's college to do a feminist seminar.