Sentence examples for get a kicking from inspiring English sources

Parties in government always get a kicking in these elections.

I thought 'I am going to get a kicking here' so I just legged it".

Miliband knows he'll get a kicking from the Telegraph and the others on this.

'I don't want Scotland to get a kicking just because people may want to give him one,' he said.

Quite right: it's the unemployed and poor who are supposed to get a kicking from the tabloids, not multimillionaire pillars of the establishment.

French films get a kicking every time an insecure or arrogant arbiter of "popular" tastes wants to reinforce the acceptable limits of curiosity.

'I remember getting a kicking by France.

"If they're getting a kicking, why keep on investing?

Get a kick out of that.

I get a kick out of creepy.

You get a kick out of thinking.