Sentence examples for getting a kicking from inspiring English sources
'I remember getting a kicking by France.
But again, as Alex Gibney, you're there and you witness this journalist getting a kicking.
Today's Guardian reports that captains of industry are getting a kicking from shareholders at their AGMs too.
No atmosphere, no acoustic balladry, just memories of getting a kicking in the schoolyard and an extended moan about LA.
It's interesting to return to that show – Brand looks so young, all puppy fat and pasty-faced, yet in many ways he was already fully formed: super-smart, self-adoring, brave, a brinksman on the verge of getting a kicking.
Off the top of my head, I can think of two: one I'm too ashamed to admit for fear of getting a kicking from those I cheated over 15 years later, the other which involved bringing my own Monopoly money to a game in a mate's house as a kid, so as to be able to replenish my own allotted supplies of cash as they dwindled.
Parties in government always get a kicking in these elections.
