Sentence examples for get spit from inspiring English sources

"Will [Roy] get something thrown at her? Will she probably get spit on?

Doing a job where "you get spit on, feces thrown on you, urine on you, you get cursed out" helped teach him to cope outside prison, said Mr. Henderson, 46.

At 52, she wears her chestnut hair in an ageless ponytail and bangs, dressing in long denim skirts — the better to get spit up on — and cruises the borough with a "got breastmilk?" bumper sticker on her minivan.

Many employees have been there for decades, but some say workers who don't fit in get spit out quickly.

I have seen kind and helpful adults get spit on by the child they were trying to help.

The pro athletes from the highest-ranked teams kept attacking, pulling ahead of the pack with huge bursts of power only to get spit out the back.

I'll get spat on in the street for saying it but, after Sean Connery, Pierce Brosnan is far and away my favourite 007.

In the West End, you get spat out with your shitty wages and have to go drinking around at six quid a pint.

"Sometimes, when English players do well at a young age, they get thrown in straight away and get spat back out three of four years later.

When you force people to such extremes – boys Atd menight might not be able to handle thosomeinds of physical and psychological challenges athell – it's othera matter of time, really".

Another, Representative Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri, was called that epithet and got spit on.