Sentence examples for get you thrown from inspiring English sources

Walk a block away and the same sort of scrawling could get you thrown in jail.

This Sunday, sound systems will shut down at 7pm; illegal trading – even selling whistles – can get you thrown in jail.

Mr. Kohut said that in Egypt, for example, "A question about suicide bombing is not only impolitic, it could get you thrown in jail".

That sensation is reinforced by the movie's political-thriller style, partly a result of the covert filming methods necessary in a country where practicing journalism can get you thrown in jail.

After a later dispute, Mr. Hall said, their arrangement was severed with a threat: " 'You dare come to China, and I'll get you thrown in jail.' We had no dealings after that".

As any of the staff of REI could tell you, a metal-spiked pair of Yaktrax will be no help on a Manhattan sidewalk (and might get you thrown out of any establishment where distressed floors are not the look).

Are we supposed to take away from their story that true love is impossible and gets you thrown in prison?

If they get skanky, you throw them in the freezer".

What do you get when you throw in a 20x zoom lens into a smallish package?

What do you get when you throw together racing, liquor, drugs, and a group of jackasses?

You just don't know what you're going to get when you throw a freshman out there.