Sentence examples for gets kicked around from inspiring English sources

The word "fascist" gets kicked around a little too much in connection with the arts.

For all the talk about cutting inefficiencies that gets kicked around when critics attack public higher education, practically the only concrete thing people seem to mention is using computer-assisted instruction.

Colum: I think by telling the story of the migrant worker - how he gets kicked around, not to mention how he kicks others around - you are telling the story of the larger "Great Men".

Serge Toubiana, the director of the Cinémathèque Française, wrote in his blog that the film "depicts, in a fictional way, Arlette's youth: the brother, played by Dominique Besnehard (the imaginary double of Claude Berri), the father who is a tailor working with fur (Maurice Pialat played the role) and the mother (Evelyne Ker), who gets kicked around".

But in that time it also has become a political football, and as such gets kicked around a lot.

Both get kicked around a lot.

"He's getting kicked around pretty good right now".

"You can't get kicked around for two years and not have some anger," Collins said.

Those who never did — Nixon, Carter — get kicked around, perhaps unduly.

"We're getting kicked around for saying illegal votes are illegal votes," said a Democratic congressman from Florida.

Don Draper, the protagonist, is getting kicked around at Sterling Cooper and beaten up by his mercurial patron, Conrad Hilton.