Sentence examples for drawing flak from inspiring English sources
The mere fact that the court will have to publish any significant ruling or interpretation of the "specific selection term" requirement brings some transparency to a system that has hitherto been opaque.This helps explain why Mr Paul is drawing flak from civil libertarians.
MARK HALPERIN, a Time magazine political writer who edits the site's gossipy site The Page, is still drawing flak for comments he made at a weekend post-election panel on how the media covered the race.It's the most disgusting failure of people in our business since the Iraq war.
In in a CBS News interview that aired Thursday morning, Ryan said he does not want to see Trump have to work with Democrats on revamping the Affordable Care Act — drawing flak from some members of his own party, including Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn)., who said Trump's bipartisan overtures should be encouraged.
The shift, contained in NSF's 2001 budget request to Congress, has led to pointed questions at two recent NSF hearings and are drawing flak from some university officials.
Drawing flak at every turn, Connell said improvements made at her suggestion in those and other agencies account for the billion-dollar savings she has brought about.
A former top GOP official in South Carolina is drawing flak for a series of racist tweets he apparently fired off during the Super Bowl on Sunday night.
The Senate Intelligence Committee has more recently drawn flak for the pace at which it is proceeding.
Special Section (1975), on the Vichy collaborators, drew flak from self-styled French patriots.
The bosses of Apple and Disney have drawn flak not only for their strategies but also for their pay.
News drew flak for picture captions describing a black man as "looting" and whites as "finding" goods.
