Sentence examples for get socked from inspiring English sources

I'd hate to see you get socked.

But if competition fails to do that, beneficiaries would almost certainly get socked with added payments or fewer benefits.

It's also why you're very likely to get socked in the eye if you try to jump the line at Shake Shack.

Also ask what happens if you ditch your carrier before a year is up (you usually get socked with a $150 to $200 fee).

Other elements in his movies make us squirm in mortified protest, not least his readiness to believe that women should not only get "socked" or "spanked" but that they welcome such treatment.

"They couldn't meet the demand, and the small farmers out in the hinterlands would get socked with transportation expenses that they could not pass on to the consumer" because of the low federally set market prices.

"We got socked in the mouth.

It was like getting socked by an overhand right.

They believe even more strongly, however, that voters do not like getting socked with rent increases.

"During the scuffle, I got socked on the jaw," Mr. MacNeil said, displaying a bruised chin during his Times interview.

The crimes include theft, cheating and property damage but not murder or mayhem, though an occasional nose gets socked.