Sentence examples similar to getting bumped off a flight from inspiring English sources

IN his 12 years as a semi-frequent traveler, David Shashoua never got bumped off a flight twice in one day.

One problem with introducing a new question is it often forces an old question to get bumped off the survey.

With so many new high-ticket homes coming on the market, a couple of properties from the last list got bumped off.

Sure, those lines are the opener for "Red Wind," a little yarn about a couple of boys getting bumped off kind of rough.

He nearly gets bumped off.

Levin wrote about, among other things, a passenger's rights when he or she is bumped off a flight, and whether blood tests can conclusively establish paternity.

Opponents say labor leaders are still getting bumped off in Colombia.

And so more people are getting bumped off planes -- or in some cases, never getting on.

So, who should get bumped off in a whodunit?

The tag is programmed to pop off after a predetermined amount of time, although some get bumped off or shaken off early.

"Like it seems like a pretty cool place, even if you do get bumped off," he said.